Forage crops and grasses are important in arid region of Rajasthan state of India because most of the area is rainfed. Main occupation of the farmers in the area is animal husbandry. Important green fodder crops of this region are, viz. pearl millet, cowpea, cluster bean and sorghum in Kharif season and oats, lucerne and barley (dual purpose) during Rabi season. Three perennial fodder grasses, viz. Lasiurus sindicus, Cenchrus ciliaris and Cenchrus setigerus are important in the region. Guinea grass and bajra x napier hybrid can also be cultivated where sufficient water is available throughout the year from canal irrigation or tube wells
Indian agriculture has traditionally been a mixed farming system since ancient times with integratio...
The vast and diverse land-scape of hot arid, semi-arid and tribal area of north-western...
Dry-land horticulture has immense and diverse potentialities in providing nutrition rich food and so...
Indian gene centre possesses rich genetic and species diversity in native forage grasses (1256 spp.)...
Economy of the Thar Desert of India, lying between 24-29°N latitude and 70-76°E longitude, is closel...
In India, a major part of the rural economy is dependent on the grazing-based livestock husbandry wh...
Rajasthan is the largest state of India and covers nearly 10.4 per cent (342.65 lakh ha) of total ge...
Un-exploited, under-scored and native crop-plants of horticultural significance have enormous potent...
Semi-Arid Tropic region extends in 55 countries of the world mostly developing nations which extend ...
Not AvailableThe Indian hot arid region of Rajasthan is rich in plant genetic resources and is the p...
Agrobiodiversity provides the foundation of all food and feed production. Hence, need of the time is...
In India, Forage has a unique integration of agriculture and animal industry in diversified rich cul...
Germplasm enrichment in major tropical grasses and their characterization for emerging environmental...
Livestock based farming system makes significant contribution for livelihood security of farmers in ...
Indian arid zone occupies about 31.7 million ha of land, of which 62% lies in western Rajasthan. The...
Indian agriculture has traditionally been a mixed farming system since ancient times with integratio...
The vast and diverse land-scape of hot arid, semi-arid and tribal area of north-western...
Dry-land horticulture has immense and diverse potentialities in providing nutrition rich food and so...
Indian gene centre possesses rich genetic and species diversity in native forage grasses (1256 spp.)...
Economy of the Thar Desert of India, lying between 24-29°N latitude and 70-76°E longitude, is closel...
In India, a major part of the rural economy is dependent on the grazing-based livestock husbandry wh...
Rajasthan is the largest state of India and covers nearly 10.4 per cent (342.65 lakh ha) of total ge...
Un-exploited, under-scored and native crop-plants of horticultural significance have enormous potent...
Semi-Arid Tropic region extends in 55 countries of the world mostly developing nations which extend ...
Not AvailableThe Indian hot arid region of Rajasthan is rich in plant genetic resources and is the p...
Agrobiodiversity provides the foundation of all food and feed production. Hence, need of the time is...
In India, Forage has a unique integration of agriculture and animal industry in diversified rich cul...
Germplasm enrichment in major tropical grasses and their characterization for emerging environmental...
Livestock based farming system makes significant contribution for livelihood security of farmers in ...
Indian arid zone occupies about 31.7 million ha of land, of which 62% lies in western Rajasthan. The...
Indian agriculture has traditionally been a mixed farming system since ancient times with integratio...
The vast and diverse land-scape of hot arid, semi-arid and tribal area of north-western...
Dry-land horticulture has immense and diverse potentialities in providing nutrition rich food and so...