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Horticulture based crop production site management approach (HBCPSMA) – an innovative concept for doubling farm income under dry-lands

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Title Horticulture based crop production site management approach (HBCPSMA) – an innovative concept for doubling farm income under dry-lands
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D K Samadia
 
Subject HBCPSMA, hot arid region, dry-lands, khejri, mango, native crop-plants, biodiversity killer plants, water conservation and solar pumping
 
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Most of the recent past advances in Indian horticulture are for production with favorable agroclimate.
The vast land and diverse areas of Rajasthan (desertic hot arid, semi-arid to sub-humid
and tribal zone) is yet not received systematic thought for horticulture development. What is
needed is intensive surveys and analysis of these vast and varied areas for their potentiality
which they offer for the production of large number of fruits, vegetables, seed spices and high
value crop-plants and their agro-climatologically settings for the particular crop and commodity
based land and resource use, and strategies for the development of production sites and related
systems (crops for truck gardening, seed production, organic culture, external and export market,
rural industries and storage and marketing chain) for the defined sub-zones. Secondly, some of
the existing production system should be modified and converted in to the clusters of villages or
area based production sites adopting industrial approaches, and for this regional institutes,
stations and KVK’s should be given mandate for commodity based zonal production site
intensive research and development of cultivation areas. Similarly, large-scale varietal trials on
adaptive and new crops and their genotypes should be organized followed by regular supply of
quality seed / planting material by specialized organization in region for stability in targeted
commodity cultivation on commercial scale and development of chain for storage and marketing.
At the same time, crop-commodity groups consisted of producers, research and extension
services and developmental agencies be developed and recognized in each production sites
(HBCPSMA) as system approach.
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Date 2017-02-07T07:43:56Z
2017-02-07T07:43:56Z
2016
 
Type Research Paper
 
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http://krishi.icar.gov.in/jspui/handle/123456789/2331
 
Language English
 
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