1st Edition
Sustainable Winter Fodder Production, Challenges, and Prospects
Part 1: Production technologies of winter fodders
1. Conventional Breeding Strategies and Programs for Winter Fodders
Siddra Ijaz, Ali Hassan Khan, and Muhammad Kaleem Sarwar
2. Bioecology and Agronomy of Winter Fodder Crops
Imran Khan et al.
3. Biotechnological Applications for Developing Resistance Against Biotic and Abiotic Stresses and Other Quality Traits in Fodder Crops
Siddra Ijaz et al.
Part 2: Ecological Dynamics and Winter Fodders
4. Medicago sativa: Diseases, Etiology, and Management
Nabeeha Aslam Khan et al.
5. Trifolium Species: Diseases, Etiology, and Management
Anjum Faraz et al.
6. Etiology and management of economically significant diseases of Avena sativa
Qaiser Shakeel et al.
7. Hordeum vulgare: Diseases, Etiology, and Management
Rana Muhammad Sabir Tariq et al.
8. Rapeseed and Mustard: Diseases, Etiology, and Management
Muhammad Zunair Latif et al.
9. Impact of Environmental and Edaphic Factors on Winter Fodders and Remedies
Zaffar Malik et al.
10. Application of Precision Agriculture: Mitigating the effect of Climate Change on Winter Fodders
Muhammad Kaleem Sarwar et al.
Part 3: Challenges of winter fodder crops
11. Winter Fodder: Opportunities and Challenges in Livestock
Saima Naveed, Usman Ali et al.
12. Microbial determinants in silage rotting: a challenge in winter fodders
Imran Ul Haq, M. Kaleem Sarwar and Zia Mohyuddin
13. Impact of pests on winter fodder preservation
Asadullah Azam and Sakhidad Saleem
14. Toxins of Preserved Fodders: A Threat to Livestock
Asad Manzoor et al.
15. Quality Seed Production of Winter Fodder Crops
Imran Khan et al.
Biography
Dr. Imran Ul Haq is Associate Professor in the Department of Plant Pathology, University of Agriculture Faisalabad, Pakistan. He has established Fungal Molecular Biology Laboratory Culture Collection (FMB-CC-UAF), and is an affiliated member of the World Federation for Culture Collections (WFCC).
Dr. Siddra Ijaz is Assistant Professor in the Center of Agricultural Biochemistry and Biotechnology (CABB), University of Agriculture, Faisalabad, Pakistan.
