Existing food storage practices in rural households of Ludhiana district

By:

NAGRA, Navdeep

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1989Edition: Home ManagementDescription: 71,18LSubject(s):

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T 648.809.545 N13E

Summary: A study on existing food storage practices in rural households of Ludhiana district revealed that the farm households belonging to different land holding categories always stored non-perishable food items. The maximum number of households obtained informa

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A study on existing food storage practices in rural households of Ludhiana district revealed that the farm households belonging to different land holding categories always stored non-perishable food items. The maximum number of households obtained informa

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