The independent India faced a shortage of food supply during 1950s and 60s due to various reasons. Its 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.
This book Useful for Agriculture Extension.
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 on 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. Effect 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