Strategies for sustainable agriculture under extreme events

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• Tools from the Indian space programme for observing and forecasting extreme weather events - Retrospect and prospect

  A. S. KIRAN KUMAR

  77-92

• Simulating impact of climatic variability and extreme climatic events on crop production

  K. K. SINGH, NAVEEN KALRA

  113-130

• Risk assessment of extreme Indian summer monsoon precipitation on agro-ecosystem of northern and central-east India

  SOMNATH JHA, RAMESH RAGHAVA, VINAY KUMAR SEHGAL

  143-154

• Mulching effects on soil temperature and yield of pear [Pyrus pyrifoila (Burm.) Nakai] in humid subtropical climate of Punjab Mulching effect on soil temperature and yield of Pear

  Mandeep SinghGill, PPS GILL, RK PAL, NAVPREM SINGH

  941-948

• ISRO’s Geostationary data products archival & dissemination – Retrospect and prospect

  PUSHPALATA B. SHAH, UTKARSH .

  105-112

• FASAL concept in meeting the requirements of assessment and forecasting crop production affected by extreme weather events

  JAI SINGH PARIHAR

  93-104

• Assessing the effect of weather parameters on crop productivity of the major crops cultivated in Krishna District of Andhra Pradesh State of India

  Shirish Khedikar, Swapnil Panchabhai, Santhoshkumar G, Somenath Dutta, Tufleuddin Biswas, Meera Umashankar, Pradeep Mishra

  171-182

• Agricultural drought : Assessment & monitoring

  M. V. R. SESHA SAI, C. S. MURTHY, K. CHANDRASEKAR, A. T. JEYASEELAN, P. G. DIWAKAR, V. K. DADHWAL

  131-142