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    Unknown author (Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, University of Ruhuna, Sri Lanka., 2023-10)
  • COVID-19 RESTRICTIONS COUNTERFACTUALS: AN OVERVIEW OF POSTHARVEST VALUE CHAIN ACTORS IN NIGERIA 
    Adegbola, JA; Owojaiye, OB; Ogunremi, OB; Aina, OB; Achime, KC; Lijoka, KO; Pessu, PO (Faculty of Agriculture, University of Ruhuna, Sri Lanka, 2022)
    This investigation is borne out of the assumption that postharvest value chain actors experienced disruptions which are fallouts of the COVID-19 restrictions or otherwise. It examines the degree to which changes in ...
  • Crop diversification and intercropping in tea lands 
    Ekanayake, P.B. (Faculty of Agriculture, University of Ruhuna, SriLanka, 2003-09-19)
    Crop diversification and intercropping are some of the options available to improve and sustain the productivity of lands. Lands not suitable for tea cultivation should be diversified with timber and fuel wood species. ...
  • CULTIVATION OF FRUITS AS ALTERNATIVE CROPS IN HAMBANTOTA DISTRICT: POTENTIAL AND PROSPECTS 
    Kumarage, DP; Arunakumara, KKIU (Faculty of Agriculture, University of Ruhuna, Sri Lanka, 2016)
    Alternative crops are considered to be one of the feasible solutions for common constraints faced by the paddy farmers. Therefore the present study was undertaken in Hambantota district of Southern Sri Lanka with the ob ...
  • Customs and Traditions connected with Tank Culture 
    Abeyawardana, H.A.P. (University of Ruhuna, 1987)
    Archaeological and literary evidence amply support the theory that the Aryan settlements in Sri Lanka
  • Cymbopogon citratus (lemongrass) and citral a+b spray treatments alone or in combination with sodium bicarbonate in controlling crown rot in embul banana {Musa acuminata AAB) 
    Abeywickrama, K.; Kularathna, L.; Sarananda, K.; Abeygunawardena, D. (Faculty of Agriculture, University of Ruhuna, SriLanka, 2004-11-30)
    The mounting pressure against synthetic fungicidal dips and sprays, restrict their use in controlling crown rot, a major post-harvest disease in banana. Generally regarded as safe (GRAS) compounds have a great potential ...

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