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Along with food grains and cash crops, growing vegetable crops is fetching money for the farmers, as the awareness about ‘eating right’ is increasingly growing amongst people. Vegetables provide vitamins and minerals to our body, if we eat them on a regular basis they also protect us from falling ill. Many multinational companies are coming up with the concept of supermarkets as a one-stop shop for buying vegetables and fruits in a big way. This certainly is improving the market for vegetable growing farmers along with their local market.

This is a series of books giving information on cultivation of various vegetable crops. Each book talks about cultivation practices, conditions of soil, climate, plant protection, deficiency diseases, post-harvest management and marketing.
 
 
 

Leafy Vegetables

81-87102- 35-7  Rs.25/-

 

Green leafy vegetables are among the most nutritious foods we eat. They can be cultivated in all seasons. They are a popular kitchen garden vegetable as they can be easily cultivated using very little water. In this book cultivation practices, conditions of soil, climate, plant protection and other information necessary for farmers have been discussed in detail.

 
   
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Cucurbits  

81-87102-43-8            Rs. 25/-

 

Cucurbits are cultivated very widely in most of the districts of Andhra Pradesh. They add good taste and substance to our meals. They give good yields within a short time and can also be cultivated in the kitchen garden. In this book,  the cultivation practices, the conditions of soil, climate, plant protection, deficiencies and other information necessary for farmers have been discussed in detail.

 
   
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Tuber Crops              

81-87102-45-4        Rs. 25/-

 

All the popular tuber vegetables are cultivated in Andhra Pradesh. Tuber vegetables are rich in carbohydrates, and micronutrients like calcium, iron, phosphorus and vitamins like A and C. In this book the cultivation practices required for the different crops like the soil conditions, climate, plant protection, deficiencies and other information necessary for farmers have been discussed in detail.

 
   
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Tomato

81-87102-39-1            Rs.20/-

 

Tomato is a popular vegetable and is grown in all the states. It can be eaten raw and cooked in a variety of ways. In this book the cultivation practices, conditions of soil, climate, plant protection and other information necessary for farmers have been discussed in detail.

 

 
   
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Cabbage and Cauliflower                                

81-87102-47-0           Rs. 30/-

 

Cabbage and cauliflower are winter crops and their cultivation has gained importance in Andhra Pradesh. Cabbage is popular as a salad vegetable and is also used for preparing curries. It has medicinal value and is rich in substances that fight cancer. Cauliflower can be cooked in a variety of ways, added to soups and also pickled.  Cabbage and cauliflower are rich in calcium, magnesium, phosphorus and vitamins like A and C. In this book cultivation practices, soil conditions, climate, plant protection, deficiencies and other information necessary for farmers have been discussed in detail. Both have a long shelf life and an urban market.

 
   
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Onion and Garlic

81-87102-48-9        Rs. 30/-

 

Onion and garlic are bulb crops and form an important part of any cuisine. Andhra Pradesh is an important onion growing state in the country. It is an important cash crop and is exported. Garlic is another foreign exchange earner and its pungent smell and taste have medicinal value, A garlic a day can keep cholesterol away is the modern saying. It is also given for stomach disorders, ear-ache and to new mothers to help secrete breast milk. Onion and garlic are rich in phosphorus, calcium and vitamin C. In this book cultivation practices, soil conditions, climate, plant protection, deficiencies and other information necessary for farmers have been discussed in detail.

 
   
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