Analysis highlights the role of green manure in enhancing food production in saline tracts, suggesting approaches under economic constraints.
"GROW MORE FOOD'is the slogan which War II and partly due to the shortage of food crops on account of the ever-increasing population.India is passing through a critical period with regard to her food problem. India's production of food crops has not yet reached a level so as to be reckoned as self-sufficient.To keep pace with the rapidly increasing population,there should be a corresponding augmentation in production. The countries from which she was getting her food supplies,especially rice,from Burma,Siam etc.,to meet her deficit,have also suffered during war and countries all over the world are not happy to ensure imports. There is besides,economic considerations,and we cannot be identifinitely importing.With the available cultivable lands,we are faced with problems of increasing food production by adopting all possible ways and means.Among the various methods suggested,the problem of manuring the fields has to be given a very prominent place in this work as it is a well known fact that our lands are impoverished.
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