Agriculture is a dominant sector of the Indian economy, with approximately 85 percent of farm holdings being less than 2 ha in size, still producing sufficient food and fiber for…
Introduction to Sandalwood: The Sanskrit name for sandalwood, Chandana, comes from the sandal tree. Sandalwood is a type of fine-grained, golden wood. It is revered and held in high respect…
Introduction: Due to erosion, contamination of the environment, fertilizing, and careless irrigation, agricultural land is being lost day by day. However, in order to meet the demands of the expanding…
Introduction: Young people are increasingly choosing to pursue non-agricultural jobs rather than following in the footsteps of their parents and grandparents, as the average age of farmers is 60 worldwide.…
In India Floriculture is an ancient farming practice having a massive ability to generate self-employment for small farmers. In recent times it is coming up with a profitable Agribusiness worldwide…
The adjustment of Indian agribusiness started with the Green Revolution, which was followed by achievements of huge accomplishments: Blue, white transformation, yellow and Bio-Technology revolutions. In India, agribusiness is the…
Farm Mechanization of agribusiness is a fundamental contribution to present day farming. It improves efficiency, other than diminishing human drudgery and cost of development. Automation likewise helps in further developing…
Current cropping pattern with high-yielding harvest cultivars and uneven fertilizer application brought about rise of boundless micro-nutrient lack in soils and harvests of India prompting diminished crop yield and low…
A seed drill utilized for planting crop seeds into the soil in a uniformly way by metering out the position and covering them to a decent typical profundity. The seed…
Agriculture is the foundation of the Indian Economy said Mahatma Gandhi sixty years prior. Indeed, even today, the circumstance is as yet unchanged, with practically the whole economy being supported…