Seminar, Temas173-184R. Thapar, 1974 |
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... yielding varieties irrelevant ? ( c ) Is the high - yield technology linked with undesirable changes in soil fertility and pest and disease incidence ? ( d ) Why is the progress in im- proving the yield potential of pulses and oilseeds ...
... yielding varieties irrelevant ? ( c ) Is the high - yield technology linked with undesirable changes in soil fertility and pest and disease incidence ? ( d ) Why is the progress in im- proving the yield potential of pulses and oilseeds ...
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... yield potential . strains GRAIN YIELD kg / ha sooor 5000t 4000 3000 3000 2000 O DWARF INDICA RABI RABI TALL INDICA 50 100 150 200 NITROGEN IN kg / ha KHARIF pest and disease syndromes of an area . It is in this context that we have to ...
... yield potential . strains GRAIN YIELD kg / ha sooor 5000t 4000 3000 3000 2000 O DWARF INDICA RABI RABI TALL INDICA 50 100 150 200 NITROGEN IN kg / ha KHARIF pest and disease syndromes of an area . It is in this context that we have to ...
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... yielding varieties are the most efficient users of moisture because of their short duration , high high yield potential and response to good management . Hence , the first step in improving dryland agriculture in India is to replace the ...
... yielding varieties are the most efficient users of moisture because of their short duration , high high yield potential and response to good management . Hence , the first step in improving dryland agriculture in India is to replace the ...
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