Carbon Sequestration Potential through Fodder Production - Balakrishnan, Rajesh Kumar
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This work on carbon sequestration potential in fodder crops would guide the researchers with regard to perennial fodder crops especially in India. Moreover, the cheapest source of farm yard manure could be included for increased fodder production as well as augmenting the carbon sequestration in fodder plants thereby decreasing the global warming. The cheap nature of farm yard manure would indirectly help the farmers by achieving increased carbon assimilation potential and carbon sequestration potential through fodder production.

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This work on carbon sequestration potential in fodder crops would guide the researchers with regard to perennial fodder crops especially in India. Moreover, the cheapest source of farm yard manure could be included for increased fodder production as well as augmenting the carbon sequestration in fodder plants thereby decreasing the global warming. The cheap nature of farm yard manure would indirectly help the farmers by achieving increased carbon assimilation potential and carbon sequestration potential through fodder production.
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I am Dr.B.Rajesh Kumar,working as assistant Professor in Veterinary University Training and research Centre, Vellore - 9, Tamil Nadu, India. Completed B.V.Sc in 1997at Madras Veterinary College and completed M.V.Sc in 2001. worked in research schemes of TANUVAS for5 years and joined as Assistant professor in 2007.More interested inresearch activity