Sanjeev Kumar

Manipal Hospital

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L. R. Meena

Indian Council of Agricultural Research

S. A. Kochewad

National Institute of Abiotic Stress Management

Sanjay Upadhyay

Central Agricultural University

S.N. Saravaiya

Navsari Agricultural University

Raj Rani Sharma

Chandigarh University

Santosh Onte

Centre for Water Resources Development and Management

Lokesh Kumar Meena

Ministry of Food Processing Industries

Devideen Yadav

Indian Institute of Soil and Water Conservation

Dhananjay Shekhawat

Sawai ManSingh Medical College and Hospital

Alok Kumar Pandey

Narendra Dev University of Agriculture and Technology

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Jaypee University of Information Technology

Indian Council of Agricultural Research

Indian Agricultural Research Institute

ICAR Research Complex for NEH Region

Banaras Hindu University

National Dairy Research Institute

Chandra Shekhar Azad University of Agriculture and Technology

Chaudhary Charan Singh Haryana Agricultural University

Lovely Professional University

University of Delhi

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Pattern and Distribution of Domestic Expenditure of Farm Households in Rural Punjab

Journal of agricultural development and policy. (2023)

Sanjeev Kumar Manjeet Kaur H.S. Kingra VK Sharma Laishram Priscilla

10.63066/23220457.33.1.008

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Constraints faced by khasi mandarin growers in North-Eastern Himalayas- A case study from Assam

INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS AND STATISTICS (2019)

Sanjeev Kumar Sanjeev Kumar Shaminder Kumar

North-Eastern Himalayan region of India is characterized with diversified agro-climatic condition and is considered as one of the richest places for plant survival in the world.This region is well known as one of the centers of origin of various citrus species.Among the citrus crops, khasi mandarin is one of the most widely cultivated commercial fruit crop and plays a vital role in the socioeconomic development of the people in this region.The present study was conducted to study the various constraints faced by the khasi mandarin growers in Tinsukia district of Assam which falls under the citrus belt of North-East India.The results of the study revealed that the growth rate for area (9.09%) and production (9.76%)of khasi mandarin in Assam was found to significantly positive while for productivity growth rate was non-significant.The results related to constraints faced by khasi mandarin growers revealed that problems of insects and diseases, inadequate FYM/vermicompost, lack of irrigation facilities, low repayment capacity, poor economic status, high interest rate/cumber some procedure of banks, lack of knowledge about package of practices, lack of extension facilities, inadequate training facilities, non-remunerative price for the produce, lack of regulated market and lack of market intelligence were the major production and marketing constraints in the study area.Overall, marketing problems with MPS 73.20 were ranked 1 st by the respondents followed by institutional problems, production problems and financial problems with MPS of 70.60, 66.81 and 60.00, respectively.

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Mandarin Chinese

10.15740/has/irjaes/10.1/84-89

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Factors affecting the preference of bovine by dairy farmersin the South-Bihar Alluvial Plain Zone

Asian Journal of Dairy and Food Research (2016)

Sanjeev Kumar Ritu Chakravarty A. K. Chakravarty Mukesh Bhakat L. Niketha

Dairy farmers bear the flagship of the mammoth total of milk production, therefore, their preference for the bovine which includes cattle and buffalo, must be counted. The liking or preference is affected by a range of factors. Bovine preference can be referred to as the greater liking for one dairy animal over another or other dairy animal. This includes certain major factors as economic, climatic, animal or bovine trait, marketing, governmental support, traditional aspects, technical support, infrastructure and so on. For the study, South-Bihar Alluvial Plain Zone was selected purposefully from where two districts and under each district, two blocks and from each block two villages were selected randomly. From each village, twenty respondents were selected randomly, which constitute the total sample size of 160 respondents. The study, revealed that economic factor was found to be most (92.7 %) influencing factor and ranked 1st among various factors followed by climatic factor (92.3 %) ranked 2nd, marketing factor (91.8 %) ranked 3rd, trait factor (85.6%) ranked 4th, governmental factors (78.5 %) ranked 5th, traditional factors (76.9 %) ranked 6th, technical factors (74.4 %) ranked 7th , infrastructural factor (70.1 %) ranked 8th, socio-psychological factor (61.7 %) ranked 9th and NGOs factor (60.4 %) ranked 10th among above said factors.

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10.18805/ajdfr.v3i1.3574

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Agricultural Extension System in Bihar, India: An Overview

Journal of AgriSearch (2020)

Ujjwal Kumar R.K.P. Singh Dhiraj K. Singh Abhay Kumar Sanjeev Kumar

Agricultural extension system plays a crucial role in increasing agricultural productivity and farm income, strengthening food security, improving rural livelihoods, and promoting agriculture as an engine of rural economic growth. In India, a Central Department of Agriculture was established after the Orissa famine during 1866. Department of Agriculture in Bihar was established in 1912 after separation of Bihar from Bengal. After independence, several programmes like IADP, IAAP, HYVP etc were implemented in Bihar, which fetched good results. Later on, Training and Visit approach of extension was also implemented which was subsequently replaced by NATP. Currently, pluralistic extension services in Bihar is prevailing which includes central and state Government agencies, ICAR, KVKs, SAUs, NGOs and private sector organizations. Despite all the efforts, transfer of technology programmes are yet to achieve desired success. Duplication of extension services is being observed as many agencies work in same set of selected villages. Recently, using Agriculture Road Map of Bihar, Government has launched several agricultural development programmes for transfer of modern agricultural technology, which may likely to improve access of farmers to modern agricultural technology. To make extension more pragmatic, some of the activities including supply of quality inputs and market linkage of the produce should be the part of core extension programme.

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10.21921/jas.v7i04.19388

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Production and Marketing System of Khasi Mandarin in Eastern Himalayas: An Economic Study from Assam

Economic Affairs (2019)

Sanjeev Kumar

The present study was conducted to analyze the production and marketing system of Khasi Mandarin in Eastern Himalayas of India.The data was collected through pre-tested schedule by personally interviewing the farmers selected through multistage sampling technique.The objectives were studied using analytical tools like semi log exponential function, marketing cost, marketing margin, price spread and marketing efficiency analysis using Acharya's and Shepherd's approach The results of the study revealed that the compound growth rate of area (-1.42%) and production (-0.36%) of Khasi mandarin was negative and had badly affected the Khasi mandarin cultivation in the study area.However, the positive growth rate of productivity (1.08%) was responsible for maintenance of production at a decent level.The marketing efficiency estimated by using both Acharya's approach and Shepherd's approach was found highest in Channel-I (Producer -Retailer -Consumer) followed by channel-II (Producer -Merchant wholesalers-Retailers -Consumers) and channel -III (Producer -Pre-harvest contractors -Wholesalers -Retailers -Consumers), respectively.The producer's share in consumer's rupee was also maximum in channel-I (50.43%) followed by channel-II (36.55%) and channel-III (20.38%).It was found that price spread was maximum in channel III (` 5080.00)followed by channel II (` 3820.00) and channel I (` 2537.50).

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10.30954/0424-2513.1.2019.14

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Married women’s view about domestic violence: A qualitative study of Kandaghat block of district Solan

International journal of applied research (2015)

Sanjeev Kumar

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Empowering women dairy farmers through scientific dairy farming practices

The Indian Journal of Animal Sciences (2018)

Sanjeev Kumar Sanjeev Ranjan Suryamani Kumar Sanjay Kumar

The study was carried out in 6 villages of operational area of KVK, Nalanda, about the knowledge levels of the women dairy farmers with respect to the different component of Scientific Dairy Farming Practices (SDFP). Fifteen farmers from each village constituting the sample size of 90 farmers were included in the survey. The responses of the farmers were collected and statistically analyzed. The study revealed that majority of farmers had medium knowledge on different components of SDFP. But, very few farmers had high knowledge about the SDFP, which showed that different dairy development agencies working in Nalanda district were not providing adequate knowledge to the farmers. The knowledge index of different aspect of SDFP, viz. breeding, feeding, health care and management were 42, 37.84, 39.75 and 41.73%, respectively, and overall knowledge index of SDFP was 39.63, which indicated poor knowledge level of farmers in the study area. Therefore, the KVK, Nalanda should make proper action plan in which more training programmes could be organized on SDFP especially for women dairy farmers to empower them in dairying.

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10.56093/ijans.v88i10.84170

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Assessment of crop water requirement and irrigation scheduling of potato using weather models under sub temperate climatic condition of North-Western Himalaya

MAUSAM (2024)

Sanjeev Kumar Ranbir Singh Rana VAIBHAV KALIA Sahil Salaria Bheem Pareek

To optimize irrigation water and enhance yield, appropriate amount of irrigation water and its scheduling according to real time weather data can help in reducing crop water foot prints. The evapotranspiration (ET) based irrigation scheduling using present weather conditions reflecting changed climatic scenarios in the study regions in the past few decades has proved to be sagacious use of water. To study the ET based irrigation scheduling, field experiment conducted with the treatments comprising four ET based weather models irrigation scheduling methods viz. no irrigation or rainfed, Thornthwaite, Hargreaves method, Temperature and modified Penman Monteith under sowing windows of 20th December and 20th January were conducted at research farm, of Department of Agronomy, CSK HPKV, Palampur, Himachal Pradesh during Rabi season of 2015-16. The estimated crop evapo-transpiration (ETc) with different ET estimation methods under North Western Himalayas showed variation during crop season. The highest estimated ET was observed in December as compared to January sown potato crop with Hargreaves method (376.8 mm) followed by Temperature (354 mm), Thornthwaite (329.5 mm) and the lowest in modified Penman Monteith methods (241.9 mm). The estimated ETc from pan evaporation observed to be the highest to the tune of (382.3 mm) compared to other methods of ETc estimation. The crop coefficients modeled at different pheno-phases were used for estimating water requirement of potato crop. It was found that irrigation scheduling based on modified Penman Monteith of ET estimation saved one irrigation to the tune of 60 mm during crop period without affecting significantly growth, and tuber yield of the potato as compared to other methods, viz., However, the irrigation schedule based on Thornthwaite method has recorded highest total potato tuber yield (171.76 q ha-1) being at par with irrigation schedules worked out from other ET estimation methods. The total water footprints were the lowest in modified Penman Monteith to the tune of 300 liters per kg of potato yield compared to other methods.

Irrigation scheduling

10.54302/mausam.v75i2.3567

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Digital Twin Challenges

Sunil Gupta Ravi S. Iyer Sanjeev Kumar

10.1007/978-3-031-76564-3_2

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Microbial production of biopolymers with potential biotechnological applications

Elsevier eBooks (2020)

Madan L. Verma Sanjeev Kumar J. Jeslin Navneet Kumar Dubey

Biopolymer

10.1016/b978-0-12-816897-4.00005-9

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