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ThesisItem Open Access ThesisItem Open Access Activation of Resistance in Okra against Rhizoctonia solani and its Management (SKNAU)(SKNAU, 2016) Yadav, Rajesh KumarThesisItem Open Access Adaptation Strategies for Mitigating Adverse effect of Heat Stress in late sown Wheat [Triticum aestivum (L.) emed.Fiori & Paol]/Savitri Sharma(SKNAU)(PhD)(SKNAU, 2016) Sharma, Savitri; Shekhawat, B.S.ThesisItem Open Access ThesisItem Open Access ThesisItem Open Access ThesisItem Open Access Adoption behaviour of small farmers towards improved agricultural practices in maharashtra ( SKNAU)(SKNAU, 1973) Chandure, P MThesisItem Open Access Adoption of improved cultivation practices of cabbage in Jaipur district of Rajasthan (SKNAU)(SKNAU, 2004) Kumar, MukeshThesisItem Open Access ThesisItem Open Access ThesisItem Open Access ADOPTION OF ORGANIC FARMING PRACTICES IN GOVINDGARH PANCHAYAT SAMITI OF JAIPUR DISTRICT (RAJASTHAN)(SKNAU)(SKNAU, 2006) JANGID, MANOJ KUMARThesisItem Open Access Adsorption behaviour of carbofuran on two soils of Rajasthan(SKNAU)(SKNAU, 2004) Sharma, Rupendra KumarThesisItem Open Access Agricultural exports from india : retrospects and prospects (SKNAU)(SKNAU, 2003) Singh, DThesisItem Open Access ThesisItem Open Access Agricultural growth and instability in Nepal : a regional analysis(SKNAU, 1979) Shivkoti, G PThesisItem Open Access Alleviation of Adverse Effects of Salt Stress in Wheat by Foliar Treatment with Ascobin(SKNAU)(SKNAU, 2018) Dadrwal, Basant KumarThesisItem Open Access Alternaria SPP. associated with cumin seeds their pathogencity and control ( SKNAU)(SKNAU, 1997) Kumhar, K CThesisItem Open Access An Economic Analysis of Integrated Farming Systems in Hisar District of Haryana(2022) Malik, Sumay; Shekhawat, P.S.The research study entitled “An Economic Analysis of Integrated Farming Systems in Hisar District of Haryana” was aimed to identify the different integrated farming systems, estimate the economics and analyze the income and employment generated through different integrated farming systems and also to identify major constraints associated with different components in the selected integrated farming systems. In this study, two blocks namely, Hisar I and Uklana were purposively selected on the basis of maximum and minimum gross irrigated area situation for the study. The random sampling technique was used for the selection of farmers. A sample of 80 households consisting of 40 each from maximum gross irrigated area (situation-I) and minimum gross irrigated (situation-II) were selected for the study. The results of the study showed that four integrated farming systems viz.; IFS-I: Crop + Dairy (C + D), IFS-II: Crop + Dairy + Poultry (C + D + P), IFS-III: Crop + Dairy + Vegetable (C + D + V) and IFS-IV: Crop + Dairy + Fishery (C + D + Fi.) were adopted by the respondents in situation-I while, three integrated farming systems viz.; IFS-I: Crop Dairy (C + D), IFS-II: Crop + Dairy + Poultry (C + D + P) and IFS-V: Crop + Dairy + Fruit (C + D + Fr.) were practiced by the selected farmers in situation-II. Under situation-I, IFS-I (Crop + Dairy) was being adopted by maximum number of farmers (i.e., 60 percent). The total costs per household per annum under situation-I was the highest (₹ 10172705) under IFS-II and it was lowest (₹ 980929) under IFS-I. In case of situation-II, it was maximum (₹ 7280083) in IFS-II and minimum (₹ 765291) in IFS-I. Under situation-I, return per rupee of investment was highest (₹ 1.59) under IFS-IV. While, in situation-II, on the basis of returns per rupee of investment, the most profitable integrated farming system was IFS-V i.e., ₹ 1.52. On per household per annum basis, employment generated under situation-I was maximum in IFS-III (976 man-days) and it was minimum (432 man days) in IFS-I. In case of situation-II, highest employment per household per annum was generated under IFS-V (674 man-days) and it was lowest in IFS-I (367 man-days). The major constraints reported by the respondents in situation-I for crop and dairy enterprises were high input cost (76.48 mean score) and high cost of feed and fodder (77.73 mean score), respectively. While, under situation-II, major constraint observed in crop enterprise was high input cost (76.10 mean score) and low price of milk (77.73 mean score) in dairy enterprise. Under poultry enterprise, high fluctuations in market prices of poultry birds (71.57 mean score) was observed as prime constraint in situation-I where as high cost of feed (72.50 mean score) was the major constraint under situation-II. The major constraint associated with vegetable component was high cost of labour (mean score of 79.60). The major problem in case of fishery enterprise under situation-I was high cost of fish feed (with 79.00 mean score). In case of fruit component, the prime constraint was high initial capital requirement (mean score of 79.92) in situation-II