Search Results - subject:"Hilly areas"

Mid-Day Meals Scheme in Hilly Areas: Tamil Nadu, India

Mahendran, A.; Indrakant, S. - In: Asian Journal of Agriculture and Rural Development 04 (2014) 12

In the year 1956 the state of Tamil Nadu introduced the Mid-Day meals scheme for the first time in the country. Today almost all states are following different methods of menu’s and patterns. The government is trying to solve the problems of malnutrition and other side to concentrate as school...

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Regional Difference Analysis of Farmers' Land Use Behavior

Huang, Limin; Liu, Cheng-wu; Ding, Guangping - In: Asian Agricultural Research 05 (2013) 10

of farmers in the Jianghan Plain and the hilly areas of Xianning City in Hubei Province. We find that the utilization … rate of agricultural land and level of agricultural labor output in the plain areas are higher than in the hilly areas; at … utilization in the plain areas are greater than in the hilly areas. …

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The Models for the Development of Specialty Agriculture in the Hilly Areas of Southern Ningxia: Are they Truly Effective?

SUN, Xiaoyi; TANG, Qing; XU, Yong; DANG, Lijuan - In: Asian Agricultural Research 05 (2013) 10

The development of specialty agriculture is of great significance to western Chinaâ€™s agricultural structure adjustment, and itâ€™s an essential way for the construction of ecological agriculture in Southern Ningxia mountainous area. This paper makes a summary about the development...

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Impact of Rooftop Rain Water Harvesting Technology on Women Well-being in Hilly and Fragile Areas: Evidence from Pakistan

Ahmed, Ajaz; Mustafa, Usman; Nasir, Muhammad - Pakistan Institute of Development Economics - 2011

Availability of fresh water remained a serious issue and its severity is increasing day by day. The situation is further being deteriorating in earthquake prone, hilly, and rural areas. In these areas most vulnerable segment of population is women for they are the ones who have to fetch water...

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Impact of Rooftop Rain Water Harvesting Technology on Women Well-being in Hilly and Fragile Areas: Evidence from Pakistan

Ahmed, Ajaz; Mustafa, Usman; Nasir, Muhammad - Pakistan Institute of Development Economics - 2011

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Recommendations for Large-scale Farmland Operation in Hilly Areas Based on Long Tail Theory

Qiu, Changsheng; Liu, Dingxiang - USA-China Science and Culture Media Corporation

-scale farmland operation in Chinaâ€™s hilly areas from the qualitative perspective. It recognized large-scale farmland operation on … in hilly areas. …

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