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Viability of rainfed agriculture in semi-arid regions Bhatia, M.S.

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Bhatia, M.S

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Occasional Paper --40Publication details: Mumbai National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development, Dept. of Economic Analysis and Research 2005Description: xiv, 89 pSubject(s):

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338.10954

Summary: The report identified major crops and production systems in different semi-arid states/regions and also examines the role of credit in influencing the production and determinations of its requirements. It also examines the possibility of improving the profitability and raising the productivity of crops with improved technology, water management and credit situation to make rainfed agriculture in SAT areas more profitable and viable.

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The report identified major crops and production systems in different semi-arid states/regions and also examines the role of credit in influencing the production and determinations of its requirements. It also examines the possibility of improving the profitability and raising the productivity of crops with improved technology, water management and credit situation to make rainfed agriculture in SAT areas more profitable and viable.

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