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fruits and vegetables (banana, potato, onion), sugarcane and edible oils (groundnut, rapeseed/ mustard, soybean). In addition …
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fruits and vegetables amongst many. Sometimes their prices on the incredible variety of products are far lower than those … trade for weeks or months citing space crunch in public places because of them.[Working Paper No. 17] …
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Assesses India's export potential of fruits and vegetables in fresh form. Schemes from horticulture boards in different …
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challenges in processing of rice, fruits and vegetables, oilseeds and livestock products 2. To study the working of contracts …
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The objective of this paper is to identify climate change related threats and vulnerabilities associated with agriculture as a sector and agriculture as people’s livelihoods (exposure, sensitivity, adaptive capacity). The paper analyses the connections between the nature of human action...
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Tomotaoes which are produced in Gujarat, north west India are small, so the growers were not organized enough to raise funds to sponsor research at public R&D institutions in the area. That task was therefore taken up. Boxes that protected the produce better on long journey and were affordable...
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In many developing countries plastic bags are a significant environmental problem. This is particularly true in the city of Delhi, which faces rapid development with un-matched and inadequate waste management systems. To address this problem, the government of Delhi passed a blanket ban on the...
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Given the declining share of traditional agricultural commodities in production, consumption and trade, horticulture …
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Farmers in Meerut many pesticides wich are banned in West due to their carcinogenic characteristics. PSI’s staff, accompanied by the staff of Janhit Foundation, collected soil and vegetable samples from different locations during the end of November 2004 and in May 2005. Considering the...
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This paper examines how the patterns of India’s food consumption have been changing in recent times as a consequence of its faster economic growth and generally rising affluence levels. The study, also, presents evidence on the nutritional implications of these changes to reinforce some...
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