Kuhls of Kangra

Discover the remarkable resilience of the kuhls of Kangra in this insightful book by the University of Washington Press, published in 2005. Spanning 272 pages, "Kuhls of Kangra" delves into the intricate relationship between local farmers and their innovative irrigation systems, known as kuhls. This work offers a comprehensive explanation of how these systems have endured despite facing numerous environmental challenges and socioeconomic changes over time.

By employing diverse theoretical frameworks and empirical data, the author presents a compelling narrative that highlights the significance of kuhls in the late twentieth century. Ideal for readers interested in agriculture, environmental studies, and sustainable practices, this hardback edition is a valuable addition to any bookshelf. Explore the enduring legacy of the kuhls and gain a deeper understanding of their vital role in the region's agricultural landscape.