Forest Farming: Conservation, Protection, and Consumption in Rural India

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Forest Farming: Conservation, Protection, and Consumption in Rural IndiaIn most of the developing countries the rural masses are partially dependent upon forest resources for domestic needs of food, fodder, fuel and timber etc. the traditional fuels such as fire wood and agricultural residues are generally used for cooking and heating in rural areas. These necessities are to be fulfilled either from own farm resources, i. e. own trees (farm forestry) or from the public government forests. This book is designed as an

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