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Books > Gardening > Gardening: plants > Fruit & vegetables
In one affordable polytunnel, kitchen-garden guru Joyce Russell
shows you how to grow vegetables easily, organically and abundantly
so that you have something to eat every month of the year. Whether
you are a beginner or more experienced, this comprehensive,
practical, month-by-month guide to polytunnel gardening has got
everything you need, telling you exactly what to do and when to do
it, in order to grow the best fruit and vegetables all-year-round.
From preparing the site to making a hotbed, from composts and
organic feeds to identifying and coping with pests, plus
information on how to get the best from each crop and
month-to-month planting plans for year-round growing, The
Polytunnel Book provides a wealth of practical tips and techniques
as well as celebrating what can be achieved. Illustrated with 300
stunning colour photographs, this practical guide to polytunnels
hand guides you through each month of the year, ensuring the best
results all year round.
The book entitled "Modern Vegetable Varieties and Production
Technology" is compilation of almost all the varieties developed
from various SAUs, research centres and private seed companies,
their characteristic features and the production technology
involved in raising the vegetable crops. The book also contains few
introductory chapters regarding the different vegetables grown in
India, their area and production, nutritional aspect of vegetables
and research done in the field of vegetable till date. The book
consist of three introductory chapters viz., (1) vegetable crops,
(2) nutritional importance of vegetable and (3) vegetable research
in India -a brief background the other part of the book consists of
nine chapters viz., (1) solanaceous vegetables (2) okra, (3) cole
crops (4) cucurbitaceous vegetables (5) peas and beans (6) bulb
crops (7) root crops (8) leafy vegetables and (9) asparagus (10)
Hi-Tech vegetable production technology. Each of these chapters
includes the vegetable varieties and production technology of
respective crops. This would be helpful to the teachers,
scientists, students, extension workers and farmers of this country
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