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Farmer innovations in potato storage: a case of Malwa tract of Madhya Pradesh

by Rukmini | Jul 10, 2000 | Articles, Education, Farmer Innovations

V.S. Khatana, P.S. Dahiya and S.G. Ilangantileke Potato is a commercial crop in the Malwa tract of Madhya Pradesh. Owing to its higher comparative profitability, the area under its cultivation extended to most of the irrigated fields and replaced some crops like...

Drip irrigation: improvisations at farm level

by Rukmini | Jul 10, 2000 | Articles, Education, Farmer Innovations

Kavitha, P and R. Vijayaraghavan  The study conducted in Thondamuthur block of Coimbatore District with 107 drip users revealed re-inventions in drip irrigation technology at farm level.  About 75 percent and 4.26 percent of innovators  in coconut and grapes...

Collaborative action for controlling Red Hairy Caterpillar attack in Chittoor, A.P

by Rukmini | Jul 10, 2000 | Articles, Education, Farmer Innovations

Jayesh Ranjan   Introduction: Chittoor district and its agriculture profile   Chittoor is one of the 4 districts in the south of Andhra Pradesh which together comprise the Rayalaseema region. The region falls in the rain-shadow area and is perpetually...

Farmers Innovations – Land to Lab Approach for Technology Development

by Rukmini | Jul 10, 2000 | Articles, Education, Farmer Innovations

James T.J., Bobby Issac, Meera Jose For a long time we have been practicing a lab to land approach for the technology transfer.  Even the work of developing societies and voluntary agencies is frequently following this pattern.  But this always neglected the...

Sharing Creativity and Innovations in Sustainable Agriculture

by Rukmini | Jul 7, 1999 | Articles, Education, Farmer Innovations

N Harikrishna  Narayana Reddy, a farmer from Doddallapur near Bangalore believes that sustainable agriculture means a lot of  hard work, commitment, consistency  and concern for the  sustainability of soil health and plant diversity.  He feels that consistent...

Portable Rainfall Simulator A Participatory Action Learning tool to understand desertification process

by Rukmini | Jul 7, 1999 | Articles, Education, Training

Subba Reddy, H.P.Singh, Christine King and Sreenath Dixit  Soil erosion by runoff is the principle cause of land degradation particularly in the rainfed agro-eco regions of India. Consequences of land degradation could be more disastrous in arid and semi-arid areas...
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