Kinnow cultivation as an economic alternative for diversification in South-Western Districts of Punjab state

By:

Dhillon, Harsimranjeet Kaur

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 2009Edition: Economics and SociologyDescription: 29cm. : 184LSubject(s):

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T 338.13 D38K

Summary: Diversification of Punjab agriculture from foodgrains to high value crops such as fruits and vegetables seems to be an important solution for the emerging ecological problems like declining water table, soil fertility and air, water and soil pollution. Th

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Diversification of Punjab agriculture from foodgrains to high value crops such as fruits and vegetables seems to be an important solution for the emerging ecological problems like declining water table, soil fertility and air, water and soil pollution. Th

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