Optimum cropping pattern for Chitwan district of Nepal

By:

GHIMIRE, Devi Prasad

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana P.A.U. 1988Edition: Agricultural Economics COBHDescription: 101,9 LSubject(s):

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T 338.109.542.6 G28O

Summary: This study examined the existing cropping pattern. worked out the optimum cropping patterns at both existing and improved levels of technology in the Chitwan District of Nepal Macro as well as micro levels data were used to achieve the objectives The exis

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This study examined the existing cropping pattern. worked out the optimum cropping patterns at both existing and improved levels of technology in the Chitwan District of Nepal Macro as well as micro levels data were used to achieve the objectives The exis

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