Dhan ki kheti

Dhan ki kheti, written by Ram Naresh Singh and originally published in 1923, offers a detailed exploration of rice cultivation. Written in Hindi, this historical text provides insights into agricultural practices and techniques prevalent in India during the early 20th century. The book likely covers various aspects of rice farming, including soil preparation, irrigation methods, seed selection, and harvesting processes. As a reflection of its time, Dhan ki kheti serves as a valuable resource for understanding the historical context of agriculture in the region. It would appeal to readers interested in agricultural history, crop science, and the evolution of farming techniques in India.

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