Rabi pulses: multiple security and prosperity
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Authors
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Bal Krishna
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Rakesh Kumar
Dr Rakesh Kumar
Senior Scientist (Agronomy)
Division of Crop Research
ICAR Research Complex For Eastern Region, Bihar Veterinary College Campus, Patna--800 014, Bihar, India
Cell No 09402832535/08257910434
email : rakeshbhu08@gmail.com
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Birender Kumar
K K University Berauti, Bihar Sharif, Bihar 803 115
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Jaipal Choudhary
Abstract
Crop diversification, including the adoption of rabi pulses, can help Indian agricultural production systems to be more sustainable. Pulses, in particular, are crops that can assist both agriculture and the food industry to become more eco-friendly by reducing greenhouse gas emissions and absorbing more carbon. Lock-in has hampered the development of minor crops today, as main crops have been co-developed to a greater level in farming and food production systems. All of these characteristics make pulse-based farming systems ideal candidates for climate-resilient crops.
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