Resource conservation technology in pulse based cropping systems
Author: Narendra Kumar, M.K. Singh, P.K. Ghosh and M.S. Venkatesh
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Description: Resource conservation technology in pulse based cropping systems por Narendra Kumar, M.K. Singh, P.K. Ghosh and M.S. Venkatesh presents a comprehensive overview of technologies for sustainable pulse production. It explores strategies like conservation tillage, residue management, and farm mechanization for efficient resource use.
Pages: 39
Megabytes: 3.05 MB
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