Titlebook: Managing Weather and Climate Risks in Agriculture; Mannava V. K. Sivakumar,Raymond P. Motha Book 2007 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 20

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Methods of Evaluating Agrometeorological Risks and Uncertainties for Estimating Global Agricultural has been published in the fields of Economics and Agricultural Economics on every aspect of risk and uncertainty as it relates to agriculture, ranging from theoretical to highlyapplied. Within the realm of applied research, much of the effort has been to provide producers with a framework for manag

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Weather and climate and optimization of farm technologies at different input levels,these conditions as much as possible (.; .). Farm technologies play a major role in this adaptation process in both the short and the long term. Farm technologies are optimized for different purposes such as maximizing food production or profit. There is an urgent need, however, for such aims to be

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Information Technology and Decision Support System for On-Farm Applications to cope effectively witernal and internal driving forces, related events, direct and indirect impacts, consequential effects, available technology and resources, and farmer’s implementation ability, governmental supporting system and national infrastructure. Nevertheless, it may be practiced through an ordinary farm manag

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Coping Strategies with Agrometeorological Risks and Uncertainties for Crop Yield,osed to several types of risks which include production risk, yield risk, price or market risk, institutional risk, financial risk and human (or personal) risk (.). Hardaker et al. (1997) and Harwood et al. (1999) defined these agrometeorological risks as follows:. Any particular combination of risk

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,Water Management — Water Use in Rainfed Regions of India,reased from 22.56 m ha to 75.14 m ha by 2000-01 in India. In spite of large-scale developments in irrigation sector, the agricultural production remains static at 212 mt, a cause of great concern, which is mainly attributed to the inefficient water management practices, poor maintenance of structure

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Examples of coping strategies with agrometeorological risks and uncertainties for Integrated Pest M and spatial variability of rainfall, temperature, evaporation and, in climate change scenarios, atmospheric carbon dioxide levels. While such factors may impact directly on plant growth and development they can also exert an important indirect effect by influencing the life cycles of plant diseases

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