Grain legumes in integrated crop management systems

Grain legumes in integrated crop management systemsThis chapter focuses on integrated crop management strategies to increase grain legume production in rainfed, resource poor farming systems. Generally, grain legumes fail to reach even half of their potential yields in these systems. For rainfed grain legumes the major contributor to the yield gap is sub optimal soil moisture, along with a suite of nutrient, pest and disease constraints. The challenge is to identify remedial action within the means of

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