The Book Present a Detailed Inventory of Around 700 Indigenous Tribal Agricultural Practices Followed in 27 Crops and Documented From The Major Treasure Lands of Agricultural and Cultural Heritage. This Book Also Delineates Pricewise Rationality and Adoption Pattern of More Than 250 Indigenous Practices and Practicelike Perceived Effectiveness of More Than 100 Practices With Their Description. By Glancing Through This Book One Can Get a Well Constructed and Test Verified Attitude Scale for Measuring The Attitude of Farmers Towards Indigenous Tribal Agricultural Practices for Use in Their Studies But Also Can Learn About The Methodology for Constructing Such an Attitude Scale. Moreover The Book Will Provide The Results of The Study Related to The Profile characteristics of Farmer Respondents, Association and Influence of Those Characteristics on The  Dependent Variables Viz. Adoption and Overall Perceived Effectiveness, Constraints Experienced in The Adoption of Indigenous Practices etc. Further, Studying The Indigenous Agricultural Practices of The Tribes. Such Stabilizing Qualities of Traditional Agriculture Must be Supported and Complemented by Agro-Ecological Practices that Enhance The Soil, Water and Germplasm Conservation Potential of Traditional Technologies. That Also Provides Diversification Guide Lines on How to Assemble Functional Biodiversity.