COMPARATIVE PERFORMANCE OF DIFFERENT METHODS OF HARVESTING OF WHEAT CROP IN WESTERN MADHYA PRADESH, INDIA

Millets are grown expansively in different areas of India as a staple crop to feed a huge section of the inhabitants. In India, its production holds the sixth position after wheat, rice, maize, sorghum and bajra.

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Shyamalahills in the northern region, Katara hills in south region and Arera hills in the central region. The climate here is humid subtropical with hot summer and a humid monsoon season where summers start in late March and go on t[r]

Introduction
India accounts for only about 2.4 per cent of the world’s geographical area and 4 per cent of its water resources, but has to support about 17 per cent of the world’s human population and 15 per cent of the liv[r]

Considering the fast decline of irrigation potential and increased demand for water from different sectors, many initiatives have been introduced to conserve the scarce water resources in India. One of the methods introduced to save water consumption in agriculture was drip method of irrigation (DMI[r]

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Agricultural dusts are generated due to crop production activities such as ploughing, seed bed preparation, sowing, harvesting and threshing. The present study was undertaken for evaluation of organic and inorganic dust concentration in different agricultural operations in Wheat crop cultivation. Th[r]

The present study attempts to scrutinize the options available for supplementing the nitrogen requirement of niger crop through inorganic sources. The study was conducted consecutively for three years at Zonal Agricultural Research Station, Jawaharlal Nehru Krishi Vishwa Vidhyalaya, Chhindwara Madhy[r]

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Proper assessment of available micronutrient status in soil is very important as their deficiency and toxicity range in soil is quite narrow. Deficiency of micronutrient may be due to low total content of elements caused by soil factors reducing their availability to plants. The present study was ta[r]

Foliar blight disease caused by Bipolaris sorokiniana (Sacc.) Shoem is most important disease of wheat in North Eastern plain zones (NEPZ) representing warm and humid climate in India. It is also increasing in North Western plains zones (NWPZ), due to climate changes and causes considerable losses i[r]

Turmeric strictly speaking is a condiment crop which has been used for colouring, flavoring and medicinal purposes. Turmeric occupies prominent position among the spices produced in India. It ranks fourth in area and second in production. In the area of export, turmeric occupies second position in t[r]

Present study examines the effect of climatic factor e.g. Temperature (Maximum and Minimum), Relative humidity (Morning and Evening), Evaporation and Rainfall variation on the yield of different stages of wheat in Samastipur district of Bihar by using Box plot method. The data of wheat yield of 29 Y[r]

2Depar t amento de Teor´ıa de la Se˜nal y Comunicaciones, Universidad de Vigo, 36200 Vigo, SpainCorrespondence should be addressed to A. Guerrero-Curieses, alicia.guerrero@urjc.esReceived 26 September 2008; Revised 23 March 2009; Accepted 7 May 2009Recommended by C C. KuoHuman skin detection in