Economics of vegetable farming in the suburban areas of the Punjab

By:

HARCHARAN Singh

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1984Edition: COBHDescription: 52, 18LSubject(s):

DDC classification:

T 338.175 H26E

Summary: Mixed crop of cauliflower + tomato gave highest returns to fixed farm resources and lowest returns were obtained in the case of peas Similarly, retums to fixed farm resources were highest for cauliflower-spinach+radish -cauliflower -cauliflower + tomato L

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Mixed crop of cauliflower + tomato gave highest returns to fixed farm resources and lowest returns were obtained in the case of peas Similarly, retums to fixed farm resources were highest for cauliflower-spinach+radish -cauliflower -cauliflower + tomato L

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