<p style="text-align:justify"><em>Dryland / Rainfed Agriculture and Watershed Management</em> provides a comprehensive understanding of farming systems practiced under limited and uncertain rainfall conditions. The book systematically covers the concepts, characteristics, history, problems, and future prospects of dryland and rainfed agriculture, along with detailed discussions on agro-ecological environments, soil moisture dynamics, drought, and climate-related challenges. Special emphasis is given to soil and water conservation, water harvesting, efficient water utilization, cropping systems, contingent crop planning, and weather forecasting for sustainable crop production.</p> <p style="text-align:justify">The book also highlights watershed management principles, integrated resource management, and alternate land use systems for improving productivity and resilience in dryland regions. Practical approaches such as drought mitigation strategies, conservation farming, agroforestry, and allied enterprises are included to promote sustainable livelihoods. Written in a clear and student-friendly style, the book is highly suitable for undergraduate and postgraduate students, researchers, extension workers, and professionals in agronomy, soil science, watershed management, and sustainable agriculture.</p>