Factors affecting cropping intensity in Barani areas of Northern Punjab, Pakistan
Material type: ArticleLanguage: En Publication details: Islamabad (Pakistan) : Pakistan Agricultural Research Council, 1988.Subject(s): Online resources: In: Pakistan Journal of Agricultural Social Science v. 2, no. 2, p. 53-72608875, 619553Summary: The major factors affecting cropping intensity in the barani farming systems of Northern Punjab are analysed. Area of lepara land, rainfall, mechanization and farm size are major determinants of overall cropping intensity. This is almost 120 percent, but on lepara land it is 175 (compared with 100 on mera land). Quite different factors explain cropping intensity of the two distinct land types. The research and policy needs for increasing cropping intensity are identiĀfied.Item type | Current library | Collection | Call number | Copy number | Status | Date due | Barcode | Item holds | |
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The major factors affecting cropping intensity in the barani farming systems of Northern Punjab are analysed. Area of lepara land, rainfall, mechanization and farm size are major determinants of overall cropping intensity. This is almost 120 percent, but on lepara land it is 175 (compared with 100 on mera land). Quite different factors explain cropping intensity of the two distinct land types. The research and policy needs for increasing cropping intensity are identiĀfied.
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