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Alternative Farming Systems in
Dry Temperate Zone of Himachal Pradesh
A Case Study of Kinnaur District
A.S. Rawat

ISBN : 8173871337
Year / Edition : 2002 / First
Pages : Pages 264
Size / Format : 8.5" X 5.5" / Hardcover
Price : Rs. 550  
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The tribal areas of Himachal Pradesh including district Kinnaur are the most secluded, remotest, inaccessible cold deserts with dreaded hill tracts due to mighty high mountain passes which remain covered under snow for six to seven months every year. Due to these reasons, tribal areas have remained neglected and lagged behind in development.
This book highlights the main problems of farmers of Kinnaur district which has an area of 6401 sq. km with a population of 71,270 persons. The author has tried to study at primary level the problems and constraints of the farmers as a large proportion of tribal population here is dependent upon agriculture and allied activities as a source of their livelihood.
It was found that the farmers of Kinnaur district are not much concerned about the input-output ratio in the farming system. This book, therefore, gives some good suggestions to the farmers of this area, so that their socio-economic conditions can be improved.

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 Table of contents...

Preface
List of Tables

1. Introduction
2. Studies on Farming Systems and CPRs
3. The Study Area
4. Socio-Economic Features of Sample Households
5. Characteristics of Farming Systems
6. Economics of Existing Farming Systems
7. Contribution and Management of Common Property Resources (CPRs)
8. Quantification of Linkages Between Different Components of Farming Systems
9. Problems and Constraints
10. Summary, Conclusions and Suggestions
Bibliography
Index

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 About the author...
Dr. A.S. Rawat did his M.A., M.Phil., and Ph.D from Himachal Pradesh University. He is presently working as a lecturer in Economics in Govt. Postgraduate College, Rampur Bushahr, district Shimla. He has been awarded Post-Doctoral fellowship by the Ministry of Tribal Development, Govt. of India. He has also completed PGDHE from Indira Gandhi National Open University, New Delhi. Dr. Rawat is a member of ICIMOD, Kathmandu, Nepal.

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