The present investigation was carried out to determine the factors affecting fertilizer consumption in Rajasthan from 1967-68 to 2014-15. The study period had been divided into following three phases; Post-green revolution- Phase I (1967-68 to 1980-81), Post-green revolution- Phase II (1981-82 to 1990-91) and Post-reform period (1991-92 to 2014-15).The regression analysis was done for the three temporal phases as well as for the overall period. High coefficient of multiple determination (R2) indicated that 90 per cent of total variation in fertilizer consumption was explained by the variables included in the linear regression model. Gross irrigated area was found to be the most important variable influencing the fertilizer consumption durin...
This study has examined the trends in growth and instability in Indian agriculture at the district l...
Available information on the management of fertilizer nutrients other than nitrogen in the semiarid ...
India has a great pressure to meet its food and other domestic need. The enormous increase in popula...
The present investigation was carried out to determine the factors affecting fertilizer consumption ...
Fertilizer is the important inputs for achieving high productivity India’s impressive growth in foo...
Food grain production in India has increased considerably from 50 MT in 1951 to 266 MT by 2013-14. I...
Among the various inputs to increase crop productivity fertiliser plays a prominent role. Analysis h...
The International Food Policy Research Institute, as part of the Conservative Group on International...
The contribution of chemical fertilizers towards increased agricultural production is well establish...
Rising world population has created a great demand for food productivity. In order to mitigate the p...
The Indian agriculture sector has seen tremendous changes over the period. The country’s food grain ...
Typescript.Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Hawaii at Manoa, 1975.Bibliography: leaves [144]-147.x, 14...
Agriculture is the primary activity which directly or indirectly influences the other activities. It...
Not AvailableFood production in India witnessed an unprecedented increase over the last four decades...
In India agriculture contributes 14 percent to GDP and provides subsistence to two-thirds of the pop...
This study has examined the trends in growth and instability in Indian agriculture at the district l...
Available information on the management of fertilizer nutrients other than nitrogen in the semiarid ...
India has a great pressure to meet its food and other domestic need. The enormous increase in popula...
The present investigation was carried out to determine the factors affecting fertilizer consumption ...
Fertilizer is the important inputs for achieving high productivity India’s impressive growth in foo...
Food grain production in India has increased considerably from 50 MT in 1951 to 266 MT by 2013-14. I...
Among the various inputs to increase crop productivity fertiliser plays a prominent role. Analysis h...
The International Food Policy Research Institute, as part of the Conservative Group on International...
The contribution of chemical fertilizers towards increased agricultural production is well establish...
Rising world population has created a great demand for food productivity. In order to mitigate the p...
The Indian agriculture sector has seen tremendous changes over the period. The country’s food grain ...
Typescript.Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Hawaii at Manoa, 1975.Bibliography: leaves [144]-147.x, 14...
Agriculture is the primary activity which directly or indirectly influences the other activities. It...
Not AvailableFood production in India witnessed an unprecedented increase over the last four decades...
In India agriculture contributes 14 percent to GDP and provides subsistence to two-thirds of the pop...
This study has examined the trends in growth and instability in Indian agriculture at the district l...
Available information on the management of fertilizer nutrients other than nitrogen in the semiarid ...
India has a great pressure to meet its food and other domestic need. The enormous increase in popula...