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The Service Area Approach (SAA) introduced in April 1989, in order to bring about an orderly and planned development of rural and semi-urban areas of the country, was extended to all Indian scheduled commercial banks including Regional Rural Banks (RRBs). Under the SAA, all rural and semi-urban branches of banks were allocated specific villages, generally in geographically contiguous areas, the overall development and the credit needs of which were to be taken care of by the respective branches.
The site specific crop management approach that applies agro-chemicals to the field in an economical and environment friendly manner is known as ____.
Which pest poses a major threat to tobacco crops, causing leaf damage by feeding on the foliage, and how is this pest managed effectively?
Downy mildew or Green ear disease of Sorghum is ______
Which of the following animal is popularly known as mobile bank for farmers ?
Rice requires specific climatic conditions during its growing period for optimal growth and productivity. What is the average temperature range needed f...
Ginning percentage is a key metric in cotton production, reflecting the proportion of lint obtained from the raw cotton. Which cotton species is recogni...
The breed of goat that is also known as Jersey cow is
Waxy corn, a unique maize variety, has a distinct starch composition that gives it its name. What is the primary component of waxy corn's starch, and ho...
____ irrigation system includes intermittent on and off system.
Vegetables are produced out of their normal growing season under protected condition is termed as
