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mountains > books > state of mountain agriculture in the hindu kush-himalayas:

State of Mountain Agriculture in the Hindu Kush-Himalayas:
A Regional Comparative Analysis

Posted: 22 Jan 2002

by P. M. Tulachan
2001, ICIMOD, Nepal

Price including handling and shipping:
US$15.00 (Developed Countries)
US$10.00 (Developing countries)
US$7.50 (ICIMOD Member Countries)


Readers will find this book a valuable introduction to mixed crop-livestock agriculture in the Hindu Kush Himalayas and a useful source of background information, based on data obtained from national governments.

Selecting five HKH countries - Bhutan, China, India, Nepal, and Pakistan - the study examines three main farming components:

  • staple food crops,
  • horticultural and cash crops, and
  • livestock.
The broad trends and patterns in mixed crop-livestock mountain agriculture are identified and their implications for long-term sustainability discussed.


For orders and further inquiries, contact:

Nira Gurung-Burathoki
Distribution Officer
ICIMOD
P.O. Box 3226
Kathmandu, NEPAL


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