TAILIEUCHUNG - Pulses production and productivity: Status, potential and way forward for enhancing farmers income

Pulses are important for the nutritional security point of view of the cereal based vegetarian diet of large scale of country. India is the largest producer, consumer and importer of pulses in the world. It has been projected that M. tones of total pulse requirement for the burgeoning population of India, which will grow to billion by 2050. To attain upto this level an annual growth rate of is required. The demand for pulses continues to grow at per annum. Although challenges are diverse including climate changing scenario, decreasing land and water resources, this target is not unattainable. Increasing the average productivity of pulses to > 1200 kg ha-1 and bringing an additional area of about M. ha. under pulses cultivation will be a concrete step in this direction. Enhancement of yield through development of input responsive varieties with multiple resistances to diseases and insect-pests, short duration varieties that fit well in different cropping systems and climate resilient varieties of pulses will be enormously helpful in a vertical expansion of pulses in the country. Similarly, development of new plant types for different agro-climatic situations, and development of photo-thermo insensitive cultivars in crops like urdbean and moongbean will help expanding the areas of these crops in the non-traditional areas of the country. | Pulses production and productivity: Status, potential and way forward for enhancing farmers income

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• Farmers income
• Pulses production
• Potential and way forward
• Enhancing farmers income
• Pulses production and productivity
• Food security
• KVK Methodology
• Doubling the farmers income
• Promotion of pulses
• Doubling of farmers’ income
• Farmers’ income
• Integrated farming system approaches
• Approaches in Bihar
• Profitable business or enterprise
• Doubling farmers income
• Horticultural crops
• Horticultural crops in context
• Post COVID 19 Era
• Doubling farmers income in horticultural crops
• Income generation
• Profile characteristics
• Tribal farmers
• Relationship with profile characteristics
• Income generation of tribal farmers
• Doubling farm income
• Crop insurance
• Farmers about schemes
• Profile of farmers
• Mass media exposure
• Khmer rice farmers
• Socio – economic factors
• Rice production
• Rice farmers’ income
• Economic possibilities
• High yielding megha turmeric 1
• Doubling farmer’s income
• Scientific production technology
• Curcumin content
• Socio personal characteristics
• Small dairy farmers
• Farm income
• Agro climatic zones
• Yields traits
• Suitable tomato cucurbit polyculture
• Raised bed with drip system
• Tribal dominating areas
• Animal husbandry
• Livestock management
• Animal husbandry by 2022
• Diversification in animal husbandry
• Rural women
• Value addition
• Minor millets etc
• Minor millets value added products
• Highest expenditure mandals
• Lowest expenditure mandals
• Income transition and wage rate
• Small farmers and labourers
• Poly house
• Off season
• Soil moisture
• Terai farmers towards income generation
• Small scale protected cultivation
• Off season vegetables
• Integrated farming systems
• Net return
• Marginal farmers
• Integrated farming approaches
• Doubling the income of small
• Gender mainstreaming
• Technological interventions
• Extension strategies
• Impact assessment
• Soil health card
• Cost of cultivation
• Benefit cost ratio
• Paddy farmers’ income
• Soil health card scheme
• On farm water harvesting
• Crop diversification
• Promising intervention towards crop diversification
• Front line
• Crop husbandry
• Kharif season
• Farmers practice
• Relative impact of improved technology
• Sesame farmers in Tribal area
• Coloured varieties
• Malwa plateau
• Doubling the farmer income
• Grapes under nontraditional area
• Different coloured varieties
• Agricultural productivity
• Resource use efficiency
• Doubling of farmer’s income
• Agri horticultural interventions
• High fluctuating farmers income
• Journa science
• International journal of financial research
• Contract farming
• Livelihoods for farmers
• Structure of the economy
• Annual income and Extension participation
• Extension participation
• Bi voltine silkworm rearing farmers
• Respondents were selected
• High extension participation category
• Small farm mechanization
• Small and marginal holdings
• Package demonstration
• Marginal holdings
• Consecutive drought situations
• Wide spread distress
• Prime Minister Narendra Modi
• Non agriculture workers
• Low level of absolute income