Farm production strategy under rainfed conditions for the sub-mountainous areas of the Punjab

By:

RACHHPAL, Singh

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1984Edition: COBHDescription: 288,45LSubject(s):

DDC classification:

T 338.109.545 R11F

Summary: The study carried on in 1982-83 on 165 farms in developed and less developed blocks in Hoshiarpur and Roopnagar districts revealed that except kharif fodder, per cent area under major crops was the same on all sized farms Small farms had relatively larger

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The study carried on in 1982-83 on 165 farms in developed and less developed blocks in Hoshiarpur and Roopnagar districts revealed that except kharif fodder, per cent area under major crops was the same on all sized farms Small farms had relatively larger

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