"It was a wonderful experience interacting with you and appreciate the way you have planned and executed the whole publication process within the agreed timelines.”
Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalIndia is an agricultural country and in this context, since ancient times agriculture and horticulture have been of great importance. The emergence of agriculture came from the North East in 10000 BC. In the context of the development of ancient agricultural practices, Vedic and Parvatri texts contains a lot of information about panthers, proverbs and rich cultural heritage.
The effect of weather on agriculture has been from its inception. Most of India's agricultural rainfall is virtually a gamble with monsoon. Our sages have done a lot of research on rain-fed sustainable farming, which results in cultivation in the world. It is my belief that this book will help farmers coordinate modern and ancient knowledge on agriculture and climate.
Mohan Singh Jangra
The author was born in a small village in Haryana. He had special interest and practical information in the field of agricultural season. Due to his interest in the same field, he started his business in the same field and currently works as a senior agriculturalist in Krishi Seva for more than twenty-five years in the field of research, teaching and extension. Tourism and Cultural Department, on the basis of traditional agricultural weather technology knowledge, has successfully completed the project conducted by the Government of India.
