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Hardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents 1. Importance of indigenous agriculture. 2. Institutions working for the promotion of indigenous knowledge on globe. 3. Research methodology. 4. Classification and rationality of Indigenous Technical Knowledge (ITK) in agriculture. 5. Indigenous practices of tribal. 6. Attitude and over all adoption of Indigenous Technical Knowledge (ITK) of tribal farmers. 7. Adoption of ITK on cereal crops. 8. Adoption of ITK millets. 9. Adoption of ITK on oil seeds and pulses. 10. Adoption of ITK on Mesta and tobacco. 11. Adoption of ITK on horticultural crops.12. Adoption of ITK on general agriculture and Podu cultivation. 13. Efforts of different agencies in promotion of ITK in agriculture. 14. Constraints and Suggestions in promotion of ITK in agriculture. 15. Summary. Annexure. List of abbreviations. Bibliography. The independent India faced a shortage of food supply during 1950's and 60's due to various reasons. It's food production is increased drastically following the green revolution in the late 1960s. However there have been reports of either stagnating or declining levels of crop productivity in recent years. Over exploitation of natural resources and excessive chemicalisation of agriculture have led to poor sustainability of farm production. Besides this organic agriculture and biological pest control are distinct possibilities in a tropical country like India where we are endowed with biodiversity of such plants. More than 1000 species of plants are known to have insecticidal properties 380 species with anti fedant properties 300 species with repellent properties and 30 species each possessing attractant and insect growth regulatory (IGR) properties (Jayaraj 2002). Hence for the countries like India the alternative for the modern technologies are indigenous methods which are low cost organic and eco friendly in nature. Also the capital and technological skill requirements in the use of indigenous methods are generally low and their adoption often requires little restructure of the traditional societies. Indigenous methods are nothing but indigenous knowledge or ITK. By adopting such indigenous knowledge our ancestors did not face any problem of large scale pest out break or economic crisis unlike the today's farmer. The systematic knowledge of plants and plant ecosystem that characterize traditional societies was transmitted from generation to generation. Scientists first learned the crop management practices by observing the activities of traditional farming societies. Many examples of pest management using indigenous inputs were found in ancient literature. Sine such amassed wealth of indigenous knowledge is not completely available for the agricultural research and extension systems the book is an attempt to provide information on the documented ITK of tribal farmers their scientific rationality farmers attitude and adoption efforts of different agencies in promotion followed by constraints and suggestions and a suggestive model. 226 pp.…

Condizione: New. pp. 226, Map 1st Edition.

Condizione: New. pp. 226 Illus., Map.

Condizione: New. pp. 226.