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Climate change issues and growing demands of increasing population are forcing agriculture to produce more food from less available area of land. This is ultimately creating burden on use of natural resources. It has also resulted in increased use of chemical inputs for production, soil degradation issues and reduction in crop yield (Kumar and Gautam, 2014). India has 54% rainfed land and 44% irrigated land. Rainfed agriculture is characterized by water scarcity, land degradation, low inputs use and low productivity. Increment in area under irrigated land has also many limitations (Wani et al., 2017).

Impact of ‘Integrated Crop Management Approach’ on Crop Yield and Economics in Amaravati and Yavatmal District (M.S.), India