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Rainwater Management : Theory and Practice

M.L. Jat, O.P. Gill, B.S. Deora & Vivek Kumar

This book, primarily designed to cater to the needs of undergraduate and postgraduate students

of agricultural engineering, agricultural and soil and water engineering, research scholars,

professionals and policy planners associated with rainwater management, dryland farming and

irrigation water management. It covers major topics on water harvesting and design of water

harvesting structures and recycling of harvested rainwater aspects. A sincere attempt has been

made to compile and present the text in quickly understandable term, well drawn diagrams,

understanding the rainwater management and livelihood security aspects of dryland and

irrigated farmers.

Contents : 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.Introduction; Precipitation; Rainfall and Water Balance Analysis; Drought Indices;

Climate, Weather Forecasting and Agro-advisory Services; Rainwater Management;6. 7.In-situ Ex-situ

Rainwater Management; Water Harvesting-cum-Arti�cial Groundwater Recharge; Design of Water8. 9.

Harvesting Structures; Water Losses and Control; Ef�cient Crop Planning; Water Lifting10. 11. 12.

Devices; Measurement of Irrigation Water & Conveyance Structures; Soil Plant Water; Water13. 14. 15.

Requirement Estimation for Crops; Irrigation Scheduling; Planning Operation of Water Recycling16. 17.

System; Water Recycling; Recycling of Industrial Ef�uents; Water Recycling in Salty Lands;18. 19. 20. 21.

Drainage of Agricultural Lands; Watershed Management.22.

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Agrotechnology for Dryland Farming

Arvind M. Dhopte

This book deals with seed, soil, watersheds, crop, weed and nutrient management use of weat-

her forecast, measure to save crops under abiotic stresses like drought and flooding, selection of

crops and variety, reclamation of degraded land, organic recycling, agrometerological

approaches, water requirement, early harvest on physiological maturity, agrohydro modelling

and suitable medicinal and aromatic crops to make dry farming remunerative for welfare of

common farmers. Chapters are written by eminent scientists of national repute who have

devoted their life time to solve probable problems of dryland. Agrotechniques can well be

adopted with ease by farmers through extension agencies to avoid bankrupsy. Long outstanding

demand has thus fulfilled with this book.

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Agricultural Drainage EngineeringH.V. Parmar

The book on “Agricultural Drainage Engineering” deals with the problem of drainage, drainage

investigation, salt balance, surface drainage systems, subsurface drainage systems, reclamati-

on of degraded land, designs & installation of drainage system, drainage materials, fabrication

& testing of tiles, gypsum requirement, design of envelope, special drainage systems, supple-

mentary protection structures, classification of soil and water, cost estimation, operation and

maintenance of drainage systems, etc. This book will assist in imparting better skills and

understanding to Under Graduate (UG) and Post Graduate (PG) students, research scholars

and professionals in the field of Agricultural Engineering, Civil Engineering, etc. In addition to

its use as university level text and reference, students of polytechnics in agriculture engineering

and agriculture, the book will be helpful to the students as a reference for preparation of

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Transfer of Agricultural TechnologyR.R. Chole, P.R. Deshmukh & P.S. Kapse

The course 'Extension Methodologies for Transfer of Agricultural Technology' has been

introduced recently at undergraduate level in the faculty of agriculture in all agricultural

universities in India. We are very happy to let our readers know that the book has been planned

to cover the contents of this course in the new curriculum so that this can serve as a text book for

the UG agricultural students. This could also be used as reference book by students at post

graduate level in agricultural universities as well as the students in traditional universities

under-going courses on extension education.

Contents: 1. 2. 3Communication; Diffusion and Adoption of Innovation; . Extension Programme

Planning; Extension Teaching Methods; Cyber Extension; Agricultural Journalism; Capacity4. 5. 6. 7.

building of Extension Personnel and Farmers

Productivity Enhancing Technologies for

Horticultural Crops

P. Parvatha Reddy

The average productivity of most horticultural crops in India is low. There is a wide gap between

yields obtained and potential yields with improved varieties and technologies. Programmes,

therefore, need to be taken up to reduce the yield gap by improving productivity.

The present book deals with productivity enhancing technologies such as use of high yielding

varieties/hybrids, high density planting, micro-irrigation, fertigation, protected cultivation, bio-

regulators, biotechnological approaches, integrated nutrient, weed, pest, disease and nematode

management in general and crop-wise in particular. The book is illustrated with excellent

quality photographs enhancing the quality of publication. The book is written in lucid style, easy

to understand language along with adoptable recommendations for enhancing the productivity.

Dryland Technology

M.L. Jat, S.R. Bhakar, S.K. Sharma & A.K. Kothari

(2nd Ed.)

This book, primarily designed to cater to the needs of undergraduate and post graduate students

of Agricultural Engineering and Agriculture, research scholars, professionals and policy

planners associated with dryland farming or rain fed farming covers major topics on land and

water resources and their management aspects. Entire content has been divided into 22

chapters with solved examples and case studies. Well drawn diagrams, understanding the

Dryland Technology and livelihood aspects of dryland farmers. This could be a good text book for

undergraduate and post graduate students, a reference tool for professional and good teaching

material for teachers.

Contents : 1. 2. 3.Introduction; Climatic Classification of Dryland Areas; Rainfall and Water Balance

Analysis; Climate and Weather Forecasting; Arable Land Resources Management; Nonarable Land4. 5. 6.

Resources Management; Water Resource Management; Crop Water Requirements and Irrigation7. 8.

Scheduling; Efficient Utilization of Rain Water; Crop Planning; Tillage and Sowing Implements;9. 10. 11.

12. 13. 14. 15.Weeding Implements; Plant Protection Equipments; Energy Utilization Pattern; Sources of

Energy; Harvesting and Threshing Implements; Communication Facilities, Agri-business and16. 17.

Resource Centre; Value Addition of Agricultural Products; Storage of Grain; Food and Livelihood18. 19. 20.

Security of Dryland Farmers; Alternate Landuse Planning; Watershed Management & Evaluations;21. 22.

Appendices; Subject Index

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Principles of Agricultural MeteorologyMote B.M. & Sahu D.D.

The book contains the information from the basics of meteorology to the applications of

agrometeorology, including chapters on remote sensing, global warming and climate change.

'Weather Forecasting' and 'Agromet Advisory Services', the popular areas of agrometeorology,

are also included in this book. A separate chapter on measurement of meteorological parameters

is also given to cover the practical aspects of the subject.The text book “Principles of Agricultural

Meteorology” contains 24 chapters, collected and compiled in accordance with the syllabus. Such

type of publication is needed for the students, for their reference and reading from the

examination point of view.

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Agricultural Drainage EngineeringField and Laboratory Manual

H.V. Parmar

This book is prepared as per Fourth Deans' committee of ICAR for students of B. Tech. (Agril.

Engg.). The manual is expressing the topics in simple language with the objective of giving

insights of practical aspects. The manual deals with the practical aspects of drainage investigat-

ion, design of surface and subsurface drainage systems, installation of drainage system, fabrica-

tion & testing of tiles, gypsum requirement, design of envelope, cost estimation, maintenance.

Contents: 1. 2.In-Situ Measurement of Hydraulic Conductivity; Determination of Drainage Coefficient;

3. 4. 5.Installation of Piezometer and Observation Well; Preparation of ISO-Bath and Isobar Maps;

Measurement of Hydraulic Conductivity and Drainable Porosity; Design of Surface Drainage System;6. 7.

Design of Subsurface Drainage System; Determination of Chemical Properties of Soil and Water;8. 9.

Fabrication of Drainage Tiles; Testing of Drainage Tiles; Determination of Gypsum Requirement for10. 11.

Land Reclamation; Installation of Subsurface Drainage System; Operation and Maintenance of12. 13.

Surface and Sub-Surface Drainage System; Design of Drainage Envelope or Drainage Filter;14. 15.

Leaching Requirement for Reclamation of Soil; Cost Analysis of Surface and Sub-Surface Drainage16.

System; References.

Climate Change Adaptation Strategies in

Agriculture and Allied SectorsGSLHV Prasad Rao

The book deals with climate change impacts and adaptation strategies in agriculture,

horticulture, plantation crops in the humid tropics, livestock, fisheries, forestry, water

resources and biodiversity. The invited and research papers, included in the book, provide clues

for developing adaptation and mitigation strategies in coping up with the expected climate

change in future. Although global foodgrains production is likely to increase in tune with rising

population and demand in ensuing decades, it may suffer unless new approaches to adapt crop

plants to climate change are adopted. Therefore, “Research and education policy in climate

change adaptation and mitigation is the need of the hour to address the climate issues in various

sectors as the frequency of occurrence of floods and droughts, cold and heat waves are likely to

increase under projected climate change scenarios and a threat to food security.

Remote Sensing for Natural Resources

Management and MonitoringMahesh Gaur et al.

The book attempts to match user need to the level of technology required for management,

planning and monitoring of natural resources. It provides clear guidance on the reliability,

accuracy and cost of applications. Editors believe that this endeavour shall provide a valuable

scientific basis to students and researchers to address the future challenges in natural resources

monitoring and management. Accurate inventory, assessment and periodic monitoring of

resources will enable the policy makers to keep an eye on optimal utilization of resources and

development process to take timely interventions. We further hope this book will be a valuable

reference and provide practical guidance for all who work towards the goal of the sustainable

and judicious use of resources.

Remote Sensing : Principles & Applications

A.N. Patel & S. Singh

In India, like the other countries of the world, air-borne and space-borne remote sensing

techniques is being used in the research, planning and development. This book deals with the

basic principles of remote sensing such as definition and types of remote sensing,

electromagnetic radiation and its interaction with matter, types of sensors and platforms, data

products and visual and digital analysis and interpretation techniques. The applications of

remote sensing in the appraisal and management of natural resources, temporal change

detection in various terrain features and environmental problems.

Agricultural Drainage

Engineering - Field

and Laboratory Manual

Agricultural Drainage

Engineering - Field

and Laboratory Manual

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Testing and Evaluation ofAgricultural Machinery and EquipmentD.W. Smith, B.G. Sims & D.H. O'Neil

Contents: Section A - 1. 2. 3. 4.Introduction; Measurements; Calibration of Test Equipment;

Application of Measurement Techniques to testing Procedures; Ergonomics Appraisal of Agri-5.

cultural Equipment; Economics; Power Measurement; Procedure for Evalu-6. Section B - 7. 8.

ation Draft Animal Performance; Procedure for Evaluation of Implements for Primary Cultiv-9.

ation; Procedure for Evaluation of Implements for Secondary Cultivation; Procedure for10. 11.

Evaluation of hand Hoes; Procedure for Evaluation of Seeders and Planters; Procedure12. 13.

for Evaluation of Fertiliser distributors; Procedure for Evaluation of Knapsack Sprayers;14. 15.

Procedure for Evaluation of Field Sprayers; Procedure for Evaluation of Manually-Operated16.

Pumps; Procedure for Evaluation of Power Operated Pumps; Procedure for Evaluation of17. 18.

Grain Threshers; Procedure for Evaluation of Maize Shellers; Procedure for Evaluation19. 20.

of Combine Harvesters; Procedure for Evaluation of Animal Carts; References;21. 22. Annex 1.

Instrumentation and Equipment; Conversion Factors to SI Units.Annex 2.

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Testing of Agricultural TechnologicalProcesses - A Systems ApproachS.V. Kardashevskii et al.

The authors of the present book have examined organizational and technological principles and

scientific methods of testing agricultural technological processes. They discuss in detail modern

methods of agricultural technological evaluation, power rating, operational and technological

evaluation and economic estimation of agricultural machines and complexes. They also describe

methods for estimating the reliability of agricultural machines and the working conditions for

machine operators. The authors have introduced the fundamental principles of systems

analysis and methods for forecasting the effectiveness of an agricultural technological process in

the testing stage. The book will be useful for engineers and technicians involved in the research

and development, and testing of agricultural technological processes.

Processing Tropical Crops- A Technological Approach

J.J. Asiedu

Processing Tropical Crops covers all aspects of processing ten major crops: Casava, Cocoa,

Coconut, Coffee, Groundnut, Maize/Corn, Oil Palm, Sorghum and Millet, Soya beans and Yam.

Each crop is considered in the light of existing traditional methods of processing, the technol-

ogies and equipment used, and the chemical and physical properties of the crop. Concise refere-

nce is provided through the extensive use of graphs and tables. The book offers food technolo-

gists, food engineers, biochemists, development aid workers, manufacturers of processing

equipment and food scientists a valuable source of information on the processing possibilities

and potential of the selected crops. It should also serve as a useful text for a variety of science

courses, including food technology, food engineering and chemistry at the undergraduate level.

Pesticide Application Equipment foruse in Agriculture - Vol. 1 Manually Carried EquipmentG.A. Matthews & E.W. Thornhill

Contents: 1. The role of pesticides in integrated pest management and basic factors affecting

chemical control; Hydraulic nozzles; Lever-operated Knapsack sprayers and related2. 3.

motorized versions; Compression sprayers; Motorized knapsack mistblowers; Spinning4. 5. 6.

disc applicators; Miscellaneous applicators; Minimum specifications for equipment;7. 8. 9.

Safety; Maintenance of equipment; Glossary; Bibliography; Specification for10. Appendices:

Compression Sprayers; Specification for Lever-operated Knapsack sprayer; Specification for

Motorized Knapsack Mistblower; Specification for Hand-carried Spinning Disc Sprayer; Specif-

ication for Hand-carried Thermal Fogger; Specification for Hand-carried Aerosol Dispenser.

ProcessingTropical Crops

A TechnologicalApproach

Asiedu, J.J.

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Testing ofAgriculturalTechnological Processes- A Systems Approach

S.V. Kardashevskii

L.V. Pogorelyi

G.M. Fudiman

P.I. Lobko

V.V. Brei

S.V. Kardashevskii

L.V. Pogorelyi

G.M. Fudiman

P.I. Lobko

V.V. Brei



Handbook on Pressurized

Irrigation Techniques (2nd Ed.)

A. Phocaides

ISBN: 978-81-7233-375-1 |2017 | 195 pp. | Lib. Ed. |

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ISBN: 978-93-83692-69-9 |2017 | Lib. Ed. |

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ISBN: 978-81-7233-885-5 |2014 | 657 pp. | Stud. Ed. |

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Contents: 1. 2. 3.Introduction; Pressure piped irrigation techniques; Irrigation equipment and join-

ting techniques; System design; Equipment, standards and tenders for supply; Irrigation sche-4. 5. 6.

duling; Water quality for irrigation; Hose-move sprinkler irrigation; Traveller spray booms7. 8. 9.

irrigation systems; The center pivot irrigation system; Microsprinklers; Minisprinklers;10. 11. 12.

13. 14. 15. 16.Bubbler irrigation of trees; Drip irrigation; Low-cost family drip irrigation system;

Fertigation; Low-cost pipes distribution system; Low-cost hose irrigation; An outline for17. 18. 19.

engineering investigation for a pressurized irrigation system; Operation & Maintenance; Irri-20. 21.

gation terminology; Irrigation equipment supply database - IES; Units Conversion Table22. Annex:

Forest Fires and Their ControlE.S. Artsybashev

The nature of forest fires, their development and spread depending on the conditions of forest

vegetation and a combination of various meteorological factors has been described on the basis

of scientifically collected data. The author describes the designs of various fire observation

towers and masts, and proposes unique technical methods ensuring the safe ascent of the

observer to the top as well as his descent with the minimum expenditure of manpower and also

describes technical equipment and methods of detecting and extingui-shing forest fires. While

examining the prospect of using television and infrared technique for detecting fires, the author

also discusses in detail aerial suppression of forest fires (using airplanes and helicopters),

including the method of controlling extensive fires by means of artificially induced rainfall.

Contents: 1. 2.Introduction; Effect of Various factors on the Intensity of Combustion and the Gate of

spread of forest fires; Detection of Forest Fires; Methods of extinguishing forest fires; Machines and3. 4. 5.

devices for extinguishing forest fires with water and fire-extinguishing chemicals; Estimation of number6.

of workers equipped with Knapsack apparatus for extingui-shing forest ground fires; Organization of7.

protective belts and trenches; Suppression of underground (PEAT) firest; Aerial methods of8. 9.

suppressing forest fires; Suppression of massive forest fires by artificially induced rainfall; Bibliography.10.

ISBN: 978-93-83692-59-0

2017 | 155 pp. | Lib. Ed. |

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The purpose of this publication is to provide guidance which, within the context of a mechani-

zation strategy, will help governments to reach decisions regarding rehabilitation programmes,

and to implement them when appropriate. Unfortunately, it is not possible to establish precise

criteria that can be universally applied to planning and operating such programmes; there are

too many variables from one situation to another. Nevertheless, there are a number of overall

considerations and procedures that should be taken into account when analysing the local

situation and when planning and launching rehabilitation programmes. This publication

describes these considerations and procedures. It also provides information, of a case study

nature, on some past and ongoing machinery rehabilitation programmes.

Contents: 1. 2. 3.Introduction and Background; The Problem of Premature Failure; Considerations Sur-

rounding Machinery Renovation Programmes; Case Studies of Tractor Renovation Programmes; Some4. 5.

Conclusions from the In-country Experiences; Researching, Planning, and Operating Renovation Prog-6.

rammes; Local Manufacture or Reconditioning of Components; - Financial Comparison Models7. Annexe 1

Agricultural Engineering in Development:Guidelines for Mechanization Systems and Machinery

Rehabilitation Programmes

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Resource Conservation Technology in PulsesP.K. Ghosh et al.

Contents in the book are organised in nine parts, i) Pulses scenario and status of resource

conservation technologies in India, ii) Pulses in conservation agriculture and crop diversification, iii)

Genetic approaches for harnessing conservation agriculture, iv) Integrated input management, v)

Climate change and carbon seques tration opportunities, vi) Residue management and farm-

mechanisation, vii) Resource conservation technologies for abiotic stress management, viii) Resource

conservation technologies for biotic stress management and ix) Indigenous technical knowledge,

socio-economic consideration and impact assessment. This book is expected to provide sound basis for

sustainable pulse production and refine the research and policies related to pulses in the country.






Seed Technology (2nd Revised Ed.)

D. Khare & M.S. Bhale


Contents: 1. Dryland farming : Past progress and future prospects; 2. Problems and prospects; 3. Agricu-

ltural climate; 4. Soil information and Soil degradation-related constraints in Indian rainfed zones; 5. Soil

salinity in drylands Soil and water Conservation in the Indian SAT; 6. Soil fertillity management and ferti-

liser use; 7. Agronomic aspects of plant nutrient management in rain dependent food production systems in

India; 8. Integrated nutrient management in drylands; 9. Moisture retention in soils and its availability; 10.

Water losses and their control in rainfed agriculture; 11. Improving Water use efficiency under dryland

conditions; 12. Water harvesting procedures for dryland areas; 13. Protective irrigation: Principles and

practices; 14. Tillage in drylands-Principles and practices; 15. Improved agricultural implements; 16. Crop

production technology; 17. Efficient crops and cropping systems; 18. Efficient management of dryland crops;

19. Crop management options for aberrant weather situations and agricultural drought; 20. Advances in

oilseeds production; 21. Problems, prospects and management strategies of pulse production under rainfed

situations; 22. Alternate land use systems; 23. Agro forestry - Principles and practices; 24. Management of

pasturelands; 25. Changing scenario of weeds and their management; 26. Principal diseases of dryland

crops management; 27. Post-harvest technology for dryland crops; 28. Wastelands and their rehabiliation in

India; 29. Watershed management in dryland areas; 30. Economics of recommended dryland technology in

India; 31. Extension strategy; 32. Sustainable dryland agriculture-concepts, principles and practices

Sustainable Development of Dryland

Agriculture in IndiaR.P. Singh

It is the 2nd edition of the book entitled Seed Technology published in the year 2000. The revised

edition also provides comprehensive and integrated information for the courses offered by

traditional universities in the background of agriculture. The book includes line diagrams and

flow charts extensively to make it practical oriented.

Features: •Basics of seed and variety; •Seed production system; •Maintenance breeding; •Production of

hybrids, seedless varieties, tubers, TPS and synthetic seed; •Post harvest seed management; •Seed storage;

•Certification of seed production programme at field level; •Testing of seed in laboratory; •Verification of

genetic purity including molecular approaches; •Seed and seedling vigour testing; •Seed health and its

certification; •Value addition; •Seed commerce; •Seed law enforcement; •Acts, rules and bills on seed;

•Protection of plant variety and DUS testing; •Export of seed; •Indian seed certification standards with

revision and edition.

Objective Food Science and Technology(2nd Revised Ed.)

Deepak Mudgil & Shweta Barak Mudgil

The objective of this book is to provide single platform for preparation of competitive examin-

ations in Food Science and Technology discipline. The book contains about 10,000 objective

questions on the subjects such as Food Chemistry, Food Microbiology, Food Engineering, Dairy

Technology, Fruits and Vegetables Technology, Cereals Technology, Meat Fish and Poultry

Processing, Food Additives, Foods and Nutrition, Bioprocess Technology, Food Packaging, Food

Analysis, Functional Foods, Emerging Food Processing Technologies, Food Biochemistry and

Miscellaneous topics. The book also contains subjective keynotes for above mentioned topics.

ISBN: 978-93-83692-78-12017, August, 2017

Post HarvestPhysiology and

Handlingof Fruit andVegetables

Haid, N.F.

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ProcessingEquipment for

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Hall, D.

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A Manual on Conservation of Soil and Water 2013 1250USDA

A Text Book of Environmental Science 2016 250Thakur V.

Agricultural Drainage Engineering 2014 1050Parmar H.V.

Agricultural Drainage Engineering : Field and Laboratory Manual 2014 250Parmar H.V.

Agricultural Drainage Water Management in

Arid and Semi-Arid Areas 2006 1550FAO

Agricultural Engineering in Development: Guidelines for

Mechanization Systems and Machinery Rehabilitation

Programmes 2017 1650FAO

Agriculture Chemical Users Manual 2016 1650Cowles G.

Agriculture Teachers Manual 2016 1950NFFA

Agrotechnology for Dryland Farming 2nd.Ed. 2017 740Dhopte A.M.

Basic Statistics 2016 320Mohanty P.K.

Biofuels : Potential and Challenges 2011 2650Pandey A.K.

Chemistry of the Soil, 2nd Ed. 2014 3550Bear F.E.

Chickpea (Gram) Status and Cultivation Technology 2016 250Shekhawat S.S.

Climate Change Adaptation Strategies in Agriculture

and Allied Sectors 2011 2950Rao GSLHV Prasad

Climate Change and Environment 2013 2750Sundaresan J.

Crop Growth Simulation Modelling and Climate Change 2015 2950Mohanty M.

Deficit Irrigation Practices 2004 1050FAO

Drainage Engineering 2015 1450Luthin J.N.

Dryland Technology 2nd Ed. 2016 550Jat M.L.

Evaluation of Watersheds in India 2004 950Sastry G.

Forestry Technologies A Complete Value Chain Approach 2017 3950Parthiban K.T.

Fundamentals of Agriculture 2015 750Arya R.L.

Handbook on Pressurized Irrigation Techniques 2004 1250FAO

Horticultural Engineering Technology Field Machinery 2014 550Balls R.C.

Industrial Agroforestry Perspectives and Prospectives 2014 3150Parthiban K.T.

Irrigation Resources 2016 550Verma S.B.

Management of Saline & Waste Water in Agriculture 2015 2250Gupta S.K.

Objective Food Science & Technology, 2nd Ed. 2015 400Mudgil D.

Operations Research 2017 425Mohanty P.K.

Organic Agriculture 2012 2950Tarafdar J.C.

Organic Seed : Traditional Varieties and Technologies 2011 2850Vanangamudi K.

Pesticide Application Equipment for use in Agriculture (Vol. 1) 2017 1850Matthews G.A.

Plantation and Agroforestry Pulpwood Value Chain Approach 2017 3650Parthiban K.T.

Post Harvest Management and Production of Important

Horticultural Crops 2016 3150Nath A.

Postharvest Technology of Kinnow 2009 675Sharma A.D.

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Post Harvest Physiology and Handling of Fruit and Vegetables 2017 Aug.Haid, N.F.

Principles and Practices of Seed Storage 2013 2650Justice O.L.

Principles of Agricultural Meteorology 2014 160Mote B.M.

Production Technology of Fruit Crops in Wasteland 2012 2550Singh S.P.

Productivity Enhancing Technologies for Horticultural Crops 2011 2950Reddy P.P.

Rainfed Farming Development in Central India 2017 1795Verma G.P.

Remote Sensing for Natural Resources Management & Monitoring 2017 4150Gaur M.

Remote Sensing: Principles and Application 2nd Ed. 2017 175Patel A.N.

Reuse of Municipal Sewage and Sludge in Agriculture 2001 1150Ramulu U.S.

Science of Tea Technology 2016 650Ahuja P.S.

Seed Production of Agricultural Crops 2013 2150Kelly A.F.

Seed Technology (2nd Revised Ed.) 2016 550Khare, D.

Seed Technology in the Tropics 2013 950Mackay D.B.

Soil and Plant Analysis 2017 1850Piper C.S.

Soil Conservation Technical Handbook 2015 2500Hicks D.H.

Soil Conservation, 3rd Ed. 2015 2850Hudson N.

Soil Dynamics in Tillage and Traction 2013 3550Gill W.R.

Soil Salinity Assessment 2004 1650FAO

Soil Survey Laboratory Methods Manual 2012 4500USDA

Soil Survey Manual New Revised Ed. 2012 1850USDA

Soil-Water Engineering Field and Laboratory Manual 2012 550Trout T.J.

Spice Crops Production Technology 2016 475Das P.C.

Standard Methods for Analysis of Soil Plant and Water 2012 1800Gupta S.K.

Tamarind : Science and Technology 2017 Aug.Balasubramanian, A.

Testing Agricultural Technological Process, A Systems Approach 2017 2450Kardashevskii S.V.

Testing and Evaluation of Agricultural Machinery and Equipment 2017 2450Smith

Theory, Construction and Calculation Agricultural Machines (Vol.1) 2016 2450Boson E.S.

Transfer of Agricultural Technology 2010 225Chole R.R.

Water Harvesting : A Manual for the Design and Construction of

Water Harvesting Schemes for Plant Production 2013 575Critchley W.

Water Measurement Manual 2000 800USDI

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