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losses: 1. irrigation and fertilisation optimisation; 2. crop rotation management at the level of five areas in the catchment …
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with the objective of limiting water use to available volumes and reducing nitrate losses: first, irrigation and …
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irrigation water use. We suggest that a policy relying on a “well-priced†substitutable resource would be greatly favoured by …
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geführt. Durch diese Bodenversalzung werden weite Flächen für die Landwirtschaft unbrauchbar. Sie sind nur durch hohen Aufwand …
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Speech of Sri K. Rosaiah
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be a mistake to neglect this issue. It would be a mistake also to assume that only plans for irrigated agriculture are …-fed agriculture through adoption of measures to make better use of rainfall brings trade-offs in that there may be less runoff to …
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, farm dams, vegetation and land-use change, groundwater extractions or changes in irrigation management have the potential …
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Attention has been paid to the significance of the non-farm sector in the rural Indian economy since the early 1970s. The importance of earnings from secondary non-farm occupations is not well documented. In this paper an attempt is made to assess the contribution of the nonfarm sector across...
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This paper deals with the impact of irrigation on agrarian change and local politics in the period, 1960 to 1996 in the … from canal irrigation, strengthened the position of the dominant castes/classes, small and middle peasantry continued to … points to a policy implication: irrigation alone, without agrarian reform, cannot lead to progressive change and for more …
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The bulk of the resources must go to the UPA Government’s eight flagship programmes: Sarva Siksha Abhiyan, Mid-day Meal Scheme, Rajiv Gandhi Drinking Water Mission, Total Sanitation Campaign, National Rural Health Mission, Integrated Child Development Services, National Rural Employment...
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