About 70% of the population living in mountainous regions of Uttarakhand State mostly depend on agriculture for their livelihood, but various climatic, geographical and socio-economic constraints have led to a dismal low agricultural productivity in the region. Agriculture is largely (about 90 %) rainfed. Farmers generally face severe soil-moisture stress at the germination stage; long dry-spells during the subsequent growing period of winter (Rabi) and the pre-monsoon period due to the erratic distribution of rainfall amount and intensity. Though the average annual rainfall in Uttarakhand..
The study was carried out at community scale watershed in one of the fragile ecologies of Central In...
Agricultural water management (AWM) interventions play an important role in ensuring sustainable foo...
A large portion of the rainfed areas (65 % of arable land) in India is characterized by low producti...
Not AvailableNearly a billion people in the world do not have access to clean drinking water. If we ...
Not AvailableOf the world’s poor, 70% live in rural areas and are often at the mercy of rainfall-bas...
India is extremely rich in water resources. The country is endowed with large network of great river...
Invited paper for the TNAU-UNESCO International Symposium on Water Harvesting: Bringing Green Revolu...
Not AvailableAbout 67 per cent of the total cultivated area receives an average rainfall of less th...
Not AvailableIncreasing demand of water for industrial, domestic and power sectors necessitates u...
Rainfall variability and water scarcity continue to hamper the food and income security of smallhold...
Intensification of agriculture in India has increased food self-sufficiency. However, it has also le...
Food security and reducing poverty for the ever-growing population in India is a challenging task. ...
Not AvailableRainfall is a basic resource for all the forms of water in semi arid tropics of India. ...
In a country like India, where 69% of arable land is rainfed, drought is a constant threat in one o...
Intensification of agriculture in India has increased food self-sufficiency. However, it has also le...
The study was carried out at community scale watershed in one of the fragile ecologies of Central In...
Agricultural water management (AWM) interventions play an important role in ensuring sustainable foo...
A large portion of the rainfed areas (65 % of arable land) in India is characterized by low producti...
Not AvailableNearly a billion people in the world do not have access to clean drinking water. If we ...
Not AvailableOf the world’s poor, 70% live in rural areas and are often at the mercy of rainfall-bas...
India is extremely rich in water resources. The country is endowed with large network of great river...
Invited paper for the TNAU-UNESCO International Symposium on Water Harvesting: Bringing Green Revolu...
Not AvailableAbout 67 per cent of the total cultivated area receives an average rainfall of less th...
Not AvailableIncreasing demand of water for industrial, domestic and power sectors necessitates u...
Rainfall variability and water scarcity continue to hamper the food and income security of smallhold...
Intensification of agriculture in India has increased food self-sufficiency. However, it has also le...
Food security and reducing poverty for the ever-growing population in India is a challenging task. ...
Not AvailableRainfall is a basic resource for all the forms of water in semi arid tropics of India. ...
In a country like India, where 69% of arable land is rainfed, drought is a constant threat in one o...
Intensification of agriculture in India has increased food self-sufficiency. However, it has also le...
The study was carried out at community scale watershed in one of the fragile ecologies of Central In...
Agricultural water management (AWM) interventions play an important role in ensuring sustainable foo...
A large portion of the rainfed areas (65 % of arable land) in India is characterized by low producti...