Science and technology for rural development

B. C. Chattopadhyay (ed.)

New Delhi: S. Chand & Co. (1992) Copy BIBT_EX

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Sociology of Science in General Philosophy of Science

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Appropriate technology Science Social aspects Technology Social aspects Rural development. Rural development Science Economic aspects Technology Economic aspects

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Q175.5.S3425 1992

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Chapters

38. Soil, Water and Crop Management for Sand/Ecosystem.B. P. Agrawal

45. Effects of Environment on Production of Foodgrains in India.B. R. Atteri & M. Krishnan

58. Cashew Apple Processing—An Agricultural Waste Utilization Programme.A. Augustin

56. A New Design for Processing Willow-Dust by Dry Anaerobic Fermentation.E. H. Balasubramanya & H. It Gangar Vo Khandeparkar

K P. Singh.Muzaffarpur Campus-Dholi

27. Greenhouse Technology for India—Develop-ment of a Low Cost Option.Pitam Chandra & J. K. Singh

34. Remote Sensing Technology for Integrated Rural Development.A. K. Chatterjee

21. 5ericulture: A Profitable Venture for Rural People.S. E. Chowdhary, S. Mathu & P. S. Raju

13. Effect of Pre-& Post-partum Feeding Management on Body Weight, Blood & Milk Parameters & Reproductive Performance of Murrah Buffaloes.A. B. Deshmukh & B. P. Sengupta

51. Whither Non-Conventional Energy.S. K. Goswami & P. K. Lahiry

43. Protective Afforestation as a Technology for Watershed Development.J. V. Goud

37. A Low Cost Irrigation Technology.S. K. Gupta

35. Soil and Water Conservation and Water Harvesting for Productive Use of Wastelands.C. E. Hazra

54. Production of Biogas from Non-Conven-tional Biomass Resources.S. K. Jain & O. S. Gujral

49. Energy Plantations in Waste Lands of Kachchh District—Gujarat.B. K. Jhala

47. Agroforestry—A Strategy for Wasteland Development in North-West Rajasthan.S. D. Kashyap

40. Utilization of Press Mud for Seepage Control in Small Fish Ponds.Ravi Kishore

8. Conservation & Cultivation of Indigenous Medicinal Plants.Jainendra Kumar

14. Effect of Defaunation on Availability of Metabolizable Energy & Nitrogen in Male Calves.C. E. Kurar & Madhu Mohini

24. Road Development in Rural Areas.N. B. Lai & O. P. Wason

55. Characterization of Biomass from Fast Growing Plants for Fuels.M. Madan, R. K. Vimal & G. Giridhar

50. Planning, Implementation and Monitoring for Self-Sufficiency in Fuel Wood Supply System of Village Islamnagar.R. C. Maheswari & Ramadhar Singh

12. Utilisation of Tree Leaves as Livestock Feeds—Tannins as Antinutritional Factors and Detannification Technology.H. P. S. Makkar, B. Singh & R. K. Dawra

39. Improving Moisture Availability for Increasing Crop Yields in Sierozemic Drylands.R. K. Malik

15. Treatment of Post-Parturient Haemoglobinuria in Buffaloes.K. S. Malik & N. A. Singari

31. Study on Storage of'Rava'Gur.S. R. Mukherjee, M. Prasad & C. R. Prasad

20. Exploitation of Cottonseed for Oil & Other Economic Byproducts.S. S. Narayanan & R. G. Dani

32. Agro-Based New Technologies for Rural Development.S. N. Pandey

23. Role of Water Resources Management in Rural Development.B. B. Pande

59. Utilization of Chakka Whey> r Beverage Production.S. P. Pande

33. Electronic Instrumentation for Waste Land Development.D. S. Pathania, A. K. Ganjoo & R. S. Khandpur

42. Ferro-Cement Based Scheme for Conserva-tion of Water in Wastelands.Vijoy Raj

26 Science & Technology for Rural Development in India.I. Rioe

18. Food Processing Technology for Rural Households.P. Seetharaman & S. Malhan

44. Evaluation of Soil Erodibility under Cultivated and Silvipastoral Eco-systems in Lower Himalayan Region of Himachal Pradesh.I. P. Sharma & C. L. Acharya

25. Rain Water Harvesting for Providing Drinking Water in Rural Areas.P. C. Sharma

30. Post-Harvest Technology for Rural Development.Banshi D. Shukla

26. Bio-Energy for Biomass Production.H. K. Singh

J. Effect of Non-Monetary Inputs in Winter Maize Production.V. P. Singh, S. D. Bam, T. P. Singh & S. B. Singh

29. Low Cost Tillage Implement for South Bihar Plains.B. P. Sinha

41. Measuring Seepage Losses from Fish Ponds.Raj Vir Singh

19. Post-Harvest Technology of Aonla Fruits.I. S. Singh, R. K. Pathak & Mrs T. Pandey

53. Use of Non-Conventional Energy Sources for Defence.Brig Lalji D. Singh & Lt Col Rc Pathak

16. Pisciculture Using Waste Stabilisation Ponds for Treating Sugar Industry Effluents.S. B. Synghal

52. Prospects of Bio-Energy for Village Poor.H. R. Yadav

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