• Home
  • Archives
  • New and Renewable Energy

English, Rs 15/- [Out of Print]
This is a comprehensive introduction to the different renewable energy resources available for common Indians. The book provides an excellent introductory material for various eco-technologies for harnessing natural and renewable energy sources. The book also deals with geothermal energy and micro/mini hydral projects. The book is an excellent first time guide to students as well as common men for the concept of renewable energy and for nontechnical understanding of the technologies used for harnessing these forms of energy.

 

 

English, Rs 15/- [Out of Print]
This book is for the biogas users. It has instructions as to how to have optimum usage from biogas plant. It also provides useful information regarding simple maintenance techniques, inputs to the biogas and also the book provides tips about effective usage of the plant. The book also provides tips on solving simple common problems that the users may encounter.

 

 

English [Out of Print]
Green Health Care for Livestock is a well-researched, easily understandable richly illustrated hand book for marginal dairy farmers and also extension workers working with marginal dairy farmers. The book covers cattle care, both preventive and curative. . The book has good and humorous cartoons which makes its reading a pleasure for a common man. It also makes the book attractive for students who may be interested in the subject. There is a glossary of 62 herbs that can be commonly used for the livestock treatment.

 

 

English, Rs 15/-
This book lucidly explains in the form of a conversation between a wise old man and a ‘progressive’ farmer the real perils of chemical farming despite the seeming initial successes.  The old man explains to the initially enthusiastic and soon to be depressed farmer that Indian traditional agricultural system is a time-tested system which is now in danger.This book is an ideal and important first step for  anyone interested in understanding the need and fundamentals of organic farming movement as well as sustainable development paradigm.

 

 

  1. No match to Treated Thatch - June 1988