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Dryland farming

By: Saxena, Jagdeep.
Material type: materialTypeLabelBookPublisher: Kurukshetra: A Journal of Rural Development Description: 71(9), Jul, 2023_ p.19-23. In: Kurukshetra: A Journal of Rural DevelopmenSummary: Ryland farming is challenging with many constraints, but with the understanding of local climate and soil conditions, the selection of suitable crops, and the use of appropriate technologies, dryland farmers can farmers can grow multiple crops in single season with extra horticultural or livestock production. Reproduced
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71(9), Jul, 2023_ p.19-23 Available AR129166

Ryland farming is challenging with many constraints, but with the understanding of local climate and soil conditions, the selection of suitable crops, and the use of appropriate technologies, dryland farmers can farmers can grow multiple crops in single season with extra horticultural or livestock production. Reproduced

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