Problems and prospects of beekeeping in Punjab

By:

TREHAN, Varinder Kumar

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana P. A. U. 1987Edition: Journalism, Languages and CultureDescription: 54,2LSubject(s):

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T 638.109.545 T71P

Summary: The study carries out to know the problems faced by the bee-keepers of Punjab Subsidiary occupation alongwith farming has become imperative for the farmers for their economic well-being The study examines the scope of bee-keeping in Punjab and points out

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The study carries out to know the problems faced by the bee-keepers of Punjab Subsidiary occupation alongwith farming has become imperative for the farmers for their economic well-being The study examines the scope of bee-keeping in Punjab and points out

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