One such simulation tip you can find in this Globus winning strategy ebook is as follows. We have some great Glo-Bus Simulation Tips included in our eBook. Over the years Glo-Bus has changed it’s game logic but we believe the simulation can still be predicted.
From the outlook, one might think Glo-Bus is a typical Simulation game which can be won by applying a certain set of tips and tricks. Participatory approach, water recharging, harvesting tank, crop productivity.Ever since we wrote the Globus Business Strategy Game Demystified eBook, ( Also available on Apple iBook Store) we get inquiries from students all over the world asking for Glo-Bus Simulation Tips. The increased water availability also brought new area under high remunerative rabi crops and increased their productivity on sustainable basis. Further, this also reduced the amount of runoff which was otherwise leaving the watershed area without aiding to surface and sub-surface storage.
Similarly, the area under wheat increased tremendously than chickpea because of increased water availability for sufficient irrigation water to grow wheat crop which require 2–3 more irrigation than chickpea. It was also observed that immediately after the construction of the tank, the productivity of both the kharif and rabi crops increased. The activity made possible to bring additional 4 ha area under wheat (Now it is 7 ha wheat, 2 ha chickpea and 1 ha other crops) and allowed farmer to diversify his cropping pattern and he could grow potato, summer maize, vegetables and sweet potato for his own use and family which was otherwise not possible before. It helped to develop a water storage body of sufficient size which not only retained huge amount of runoff but also recharged the nearby open well and tubewell. In a study through dovetailing the various activities for some development work, a suitable site was selected and converted into a huge water storage body through participatory approach. Operational Research Project for Dryland Agriculture, RVSKVV Campus, College of Agriculture, Indore-452 001, Madhya Pradesh
*, Choudhary S.K., Mujalde S., Swarup Indu Increasing Water Availability for Enhancing Crop Productivity through Dovetailing Activities and Participatory Mode – A Case Study
Indian Journal of Dryland Agricultural Research and Development
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