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SUSTAINABILITY OF SLOW GROWTH FOODGRAIN CROPS IN MAHARASHTRA: ISSUES AND OPTIONS
Although the Government has introduced a number of crop-oriented schemes to improve the output of various slow growth foodgrain crops such as pulses and coarse cereals, the success of these schemes will largely depend on the extent of adoption as the farmers grow these crops on poor and unirrigated
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