tailieunhanh - Cognizance and ingesting practice of small millets in Villupuram district – an examination

Millets are grown expansively in different areas of India as a staple crop to feed a huge section of the inhabitants. In India, its production holds the sixth position after wheat, rice, maize, sorghum and bajra. | Cognizance and ingesting practice of small millets in Villupuram district an examination International Journal of Management IJM Volume 7 Issue 7 November December 2016 287 Article ID IJM_07_07_031 Available online at http ijm JType IJM amp VType 7 amp IType 7 Journal Impact Factor 2016 Calculated by GISI ISSN Print 0976-6502 and ISSN Online 0976-6510 IAEME Publication COGNIZANCE AND INGESTING PRACTICE OF SMALL MILLETS IN VILLUPURAM DISTRICT AN EXAMINATION Dr. N. Srividhya Professor SMVEC Pondicherry India ABSTRACT Millets are grown expansively in different areas of India as a staple crop to feed a huge section of the inhabitants. In India its production holds the sixth position after wheat rice maize sorghum and bajra. The most important cultivated species of millets in India are foxtail millet finger millet pearl or cattail millet brown millet etc. It offers high nutritional supplement food and acts as an antioxidant properties contained food. India is a country needs such type of food grain needs to supplement all nutrition s to the ever-growing population. To facilitate an improved and healthy food supply the Government along with the farmers need to produce various small millets and supply to the general public. This should be the right option for the farmers and it will definitely provide a rich place for India s growth. The planned cultivation of these millets will have provided a very nutritious and economical food for a large proportion of poor people. Key words Small millets Nutritional value Diabetics Cite this Article Dr. N. Srividhya Cognizance and Ingesting Practice of Small Millets in Villupuram District An Examination. International Journal of Management 7 7 2016 pp. 281 287. http IJM JType IJM amp VType 7 amp IType 7 1. INTRODUCTION Today almost 8 out of 10 people facing a major problems Diabetes. What is the root cause for this deficiency Is it because of our food .

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• Areas of India
• Section of the inhabitant
• Cultivated species of millets
• Healthy food supply
• Antioxidant properties contained food
• NDVI as a tool
• Changes in coconut growing areas
• Coconut growing areas
• Coconut growing areas of Coimbatore district
• Newer establishment of crop
• Border areas
• Livestock rearing
• Economic benefit
• Indo bangladesh border areas
• Economic benefit gained
• Purpose of livestock rearing
• Deficient for micronutrients
• Sulphur deficiency
• Delineation of areas deficient
• Areas deficient for micronutrients
• Micronutrients in soils
• Labio rohita
• Aquatic ecology
• Fish widely cultivated
• Profenofos on Rohu fish
• Rural areas of India
• Heavy metals
• Non industrial areas
• Water and fodder between industrial
• Heavy metal contamination in soil
• Environmental components
• Drinking water
• Antibiotic resistance
• Multidrug resistant salmonella spp
• Potable water collected
• Slum areas of Bhopal
• Plant parasitic nematodes
• Rotylenchulus spp
• High density spots
• Plant parasitic nematode
• Locating areas of high density
• Livelihood problems
• Livelihood problems of small
• Marginal farm families
• Rural areas of Haryana State
• Demographic profile of malaria cases
• Kitchen garden
• Food security
• Average production
• Farm families
• Rural areas of western
• Household food security
• Heavy metal
• Transfer factor clustering
• Peri urban areas of Jabalpur
• Geospatial techniques
• Heavy metal accrual in soils
• Crops grown
• Aromatic rice
• Responsible for adoption
• Gobindabhog rice
• Selected areas
• Correlation co efficient
• Weaning foods
• Nutritional analysis
• Sensory evaluation
• Complementary food
• Tribal areas of Adilabad district
• Water harvesting structures
• Hydrologic Simulation
• GIS and HEC GeoHMS model
• Rain water harvesting structures
• Dry land areas of Tamil Nadu
• Recommended dietary allowances
• Nutritional assessment
• School going girls
• Residing in urban areas
• Dynamic period
• Weather patterns
• Action measures
• Suggested action measures
• Major areas of impact
• Changing weather patterns
• Health careassociated infections
• Antimicrobial susceptibility testing
• Health care worker
• Methicillin resistant staphylococcus aureus
• Different areas of cardiac
• Soil health
• Transgenic cotton
• Soil biological índices
• Major Bt cotton growing areas
• Growing transgenic cotton
• Bactrocera dorsalis
• Genetic diversity
• Fruit growing areas
• Genetic analysis of Bactrocera dorsalis
• Genetic analysis
• Direct seeded rice
• Phyllosphere and methylobacterium
• Direct seeded rice growing areas
• PPFM bacterial isolates isolated
• Isolation and identification
• Chi square
• Migration differentials
• Ruralout migration
• Out migration from rural areas
• Socioeconomic characteristics
• Physico chemical
• Urban and periurban areas
• Bureau of Indian standards
• Physico chemical assessment of drinking water
• Powdery mildew
• Survey of powdery mildew
• Major cucumber growing areas
• Produce white mycelial growth
• Various aerial plant parts
• Tomato (Solanum lycopersicum L )
• Tomato leaf curl virus disease incidence
• Severity in different tomato growing areas
• Tomato production
• Major limiting factor
• Socio economic and occupation
• Non beneficiary water shed management
• Management catchment areas
• Socio economic
• Beneficiary and non beneficiary
• Land holding distribution
• Occupation of beneficiary
• Water shed management catchment areas
• Beneficiary and nonbeneficiary
• Further categorized into sub groups