Sustainability Implications of Burning Rice-and Wheat-Straw in Punjab

Review Of Agriculture

Vol. 33, Issue No. 39, 26 Sep, 1998

Updated on 26 September 1998

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Review Of Agriculture

Vol. 33, Issue No. 39, 26 Sep, 1998

Updated on 26 September 1998

Sustainability Implications of Burning Rice-and Wheat-Straw in Punjab

Rice-and Wheat-Straw in Punjab INTRODUCTION RICE and wheat have become the most prominent crops in the present Punjab since the mid 1960s. The total area under rice increased from 0.24 million ha in and covered approximately 54 per cent

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