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LAND HUSBANDRY Sustainable Management of Land Resources Dr. C. George Thomas L Better land husbandry represents a shift and and water are the two major natural resources , the management of which greatly affect the social in emphasis ...
LAND HUSBANDRY Sustainable Management of Land Resources Dr. C. George Thomas L Better land husbandry represents a shift and and water are the two major natural resources , the management of which greatly affect the social in emphasis ...
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9 Better land husbandry is more relevant when the land is under active crop production . These apply to land use , crop management , tillage methods , use of organic manures , integrated nutrient management including fertilizers , etc.
9 Better land husbandry is more relevant when the land is under active crop production . These apply to land use , crop management , tillage methods , use of organic manures , integrated nutrient management including fertilizers , etc.
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For the long - term ecological stability and economic potential of the entire watershed , better land husbandry measures shall be planned with people ' co - operation , considering the needs and aspirations of both upstream and ...
For the long - term ecological stability and economic potential of the entire watershed , better land husbandry measures shall be planned with people ' co - operation , considering the needs and aspirations of both upstream and ...
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