Who is the current agriculture minister of India?
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19 Citations | What emerges from this exercise is a picture that raises concern about future growth in Indian agriculture, and the welfare of the people who depend on agriculture for their livelihood. |
12 Citations | are the recent development in e-governance mediated agriculture in India. It add value to the lives of Farmers and End-users in a Sustainable way through Knowledge Management Portals, e-kiosks, Common Service centers in grass root level |
56 Citations | This conclusion indicates that a rapid and mass development of agriculture in India can be achieved only by breaking through the traditional state of the arts and introducing modern technology in a package consisting of new inputs, agricultural education, special skills and techniques, and competent guidance in farm planning. |
30 Citations | I will argue that Australian agriculture is at a crossroads as a direct result of globalisation, loss of tariff protection and exposure to world markets and can no longer afford to disregard the critical efforts of its female entrepreneurs who are crucial to the future of agriculture. |
11 Citations | A comparative study of the agricultural changes and performance in the People’s Republic of China and India, against the background of the situation existing in pre-revolutionary China and preindependence India, provides us with some insight into the working and development of agriculture within the framework respectively of totalitarianism and parliamentary democracy, and may also indicate the problems and prospects of agricultural development in the developing countries. |
| The study, however, argues that the latest Malaysian agricultural policies are compatible with the standards of sustainable agriculture, but the current agricultural practices in the country differ, to some extent, from sustainability principles. | |
| Through an analysis of the impact of two phases of a bio-agriculture and credit project of M. S. Swaminathan Research Foundation (MSSRF) in southern India, this article argues that there is no automatic link between agriculture and credit projects’ goals of increasing women's efficiency, reducing women's poverty, and women's empowerment. |
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