A case study on changing pattern of agriculture and related factors at Najibabad region of Bijnor, India

Bhutiani, R.; Ahamad, Fatimah

doi:10.26832/aesa-2019-cae-0158-018

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“…When a creature is delivered, ordinarily utilising the pronuclear microinjection technique, it gets adequate to utilise cloning innovation to make extra posterity that conveys the greatly adjusted genome (Dove, 2000). ATryn was the main drug derived from the milk of a hereditary goat; however, the European Medicines Agency in February 2006 hindered the display of authorisation (Phillip, 2006;Bhutiani and Ahamad, 2019). In June 2006, this option was modified, and approval was granted in August 2006.…”

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Biotherapeutics and its applications in Microbiology

Kaur

Chaudhary

2021

ECJ

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Biotherapeutics is a rapidly growing segment of the entire pharmaceutical industry that constitutes approximately one-quarter of ongoing new drug endorsements. Monoclonal antibodies are a major part of these endorsements every year (mAbs). MAbs' non-clinical pharmacology and toxicology research compare with substance components during progression, since these biotherapeutics are extracted from an organic source, and to inspire a pharmacological reaction, the creature models must also have similar epitopes (focuses) as individuals. Biotherapeutic items (BTPs) are the quickest developing drugs in the pharmaceutical market. Despite their clinical achievement, the immunogenicity of BTPs keeps on being a significant concern. The subcutaneous (SC) course is to cultivate a passion for the organisation of biotherapeutics. Both monoclonal antibodies and various biotherapeutics are discussed. Medicine has been disrupted by biotherapeutic drugs (BPs), altering the way we treat a few processes. Comparative BPs (SBPs) are discussed here, also called biosimilars, including the assembly process and administrative viewpoints used. Monoclonal antibodies can apply synergistic antitumour impacts in blend with other immunomodulatory approaches, for example, chemotherapy, radiotherapy, directed treatment specialists, immunisations, or different immunomodulators. Probiotics have gotten profoundly perceived as enhancements for people and specifically for creatures given their gainful result on wellbeing improvement and prosperity support.

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Biotherapeutics and its applications in Microbiology

Kaur

Chaudhary

2021

ECJ

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“…According to the economic survey report of the financial year 2020-21, agriculture contributes the most (almost 20%) of gross domestic product (GDP). To feed the huge population of approximately 1.27 billion, the country requires good agricultural production (Bhutiani and Ahamad, 2019;Paul et al, 2020). The production of any crop, along with many other factors, largely depends on the soil quality of the area.…”

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Assessment of soil quality at selected sites around Karwi town, Chitrakoot (Uttar Pradesh), India

Ruhela

Bhardwaj

Garg

et al. 2022

Arch. Agric. Environ. Sci.

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Every living organism on this planet prioritises food. Sustainable crop production is the need of the present hour to fulfil the basic needs of the large population of the country. The production of any crop, along with many other factors, largely depends on the soil quality of the area. Therefore, the aim of the present study is to ascertain the quality of the soil in the study area. To fulfil the aim of the present study, four sites {Karwi Mafi (SS-1), Karwi (SS-2), Amanpur (SS-3), and Narainpur (SS-4)} were selected around Karwi town, Chitrakoot (Uttar Pradesh), India. The soil samples were collected from the selected sites following the Grab sampling method for 12 months (January 2021 to December 2021). A total of 80 soil samples were collected and analysed for various physical parameters, primary and secondary nutrients, micronutrients, and heavy metals. The results obtained showed that soil moisture ranged from 44.56% to 48.12%. Among all the four sites, the soil quality of SS-03 (pH=6.79±0.03) was observed to be slightly acidic in nature. Phosphorous ranged from 48.10 to 56.53 mg/kg. Similarly, all other studied primary and secondary nutrients were observed in sufficient quantity at all the study sites. The concentration of all the studied micronutrients (Cd, Cu, Mn, Zn, and Fe) ranged from 0.95-1.31 mg/kg, 4.39-5.23 mg/kg, 2.47-3.62 mg/kg, 14.29-21.42 mg/kg, and 4.83-6.01 mg/kg, respectively. Chromium ranged from 0.96 to 1.58 mg/kg. On the basis of the present study, it can be concluded that the quality of soil in the study area is in good condition. The findings of the present study are important as they reveal the soil quality of pure residential and agricultural areas without any anthropogenic or natural dumping of solid or liquid waste.

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“…In the agricultural economy of India, the livestock sector play an important role (Bhutiani and Ahamad, 2019). The potential to reduce rural poverty can be higher with growth in the livestock sector than the crop sector (Mellor, 2004).…”

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Economic analysis of green fodder crops for enhancing the dairy profitability in Punjab

Singh

Kaur

2021

ECJ

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The present study has been carried out in three agro-climatic regions of Punjab state, i.e. Sub mountainous, Central and South-Western regions for examining the economics of different green fodder crops and importance of green fodder in enhancing the dairy profitability. The study consisted of a total sample size of 120 farmers growing green fodder crops and keeping dairy animals. It was observed from the study that the profitability from important green fodder crops based crop cycle is a little bit higher (bajra + berseem ` Rs.1,213) than the traditional wheat-paddy crop rotation (`Rs.49,005). It was found that proportion of green fodder in the cost of milk production was lower (12.12 per cent) if green fodder is home-produced compared to the market prices of green fodder (23.13 per cent). In this way, the expenditure on green fodder can be curtailed by about 13-14 per cent, which will curtail the overall cost of production of milk and enhance the productivity and profitability from milk production. A direct link between green fodder quantity and milk yield has been observed. Therefore, farmers need to motivated for enhancing the green fodder production for properly feeding the animals and further, they should try to increase the herd size so that higher profits from dairy farming can be realized.

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A case study on changing pattern of agriculture and related factors at Najibabad region of Bijnor, India

Cited by 15 publications

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Biotherapeutics and its applications in Microbiology

Biotherapeutics and its applications in Microbiology

Assessment of soil quality at selected sites around Karwi town, Chitrakoot (Uttar Pradesh), India

Economic analysis of green fodder crops for enhancing the dairy profitability in Punjab

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