Water and livelihoods: The case of irrigated farming communities in Rajasthan (India)
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Vinay Nangia. (3/3/2021). Water and livelihoods: The case of irrigated farming communities in Rajasthan (India).
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Stage I has great potential for saving water and increasing physical WP by 44-178% by adoption of packages that maximize WP
For stage I, cluster bean-mustard crop rotation is most economically water productive cropping system
Stage II has even greater potential for saving water and increasing physical WP by 100-290% by adoption of packages that maximize WP
Since, energy and water storage are expensive, stage II farmers should adopt crop rotations that give highest economic WP. Groundnut-isabgol rotation was found to be best option for farmers in stage II.
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Nangia, Vinay https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5148-8614