One of the biggest issues facing organic farmers is managing soil fertility. In order to determine soil fertility, one must take into account the soil's physical state, biological "health," and…
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…
Every path we start on in life begins with a single step. The steps we take on the path combine as we move forward, and we repeat the ones that…
India is one of the world's top producers and consumers of vegetable oils. India's agricultural economy has historically been based on oilseeds. Next to China, Brazil, and the United States,…
Due to their increased protein content, pulses are one of the most significant food crops in the world. Pulses are a significant group of crops in India, and because they…
One of the largest producers of CO2, the greenhouse gas (GHG) primarily responsible for the current climatic changes, is the agricultural sector. Agriculture is responsible for little under 25% of…
Introduction: Protected cultivation is defined as a cropping strategy where a plant's growth and development are influenced by a regulated microclimate. As agriculture has developed, many protected cultivation techniques have…
The goal of information and communication technology in agriculture (ICT in agriculture), commonly referred to as e-agriculture, is to improve information and communication systems in order to advance agricultural and…
One of the most consumed and well-liked drinks in the world is tea. Tea is the most popular beverage and a need in every Indian home, as well. Tea cultivation…
A wide range of chemical or physical actions, like rapid changes of temperature, disintegration by frost, removal of soluble matter, etc leads to soil erosion. A natural resource for the…