“Baigan” another name for brinjal, has gained popularity in both vegetarian and non-vegetarian cuisines. The brinjal was given the nickname "King of Vegetables" because of its magnificently glossy, rich, and…
The enormously rich Indo-Gangetic plain, one of the world's largest plain areas, is located in India. India offers a wide range of climates and soil types. These physical variations have…
The neem plant is regarded as India's most practical traditional plant. Neem tree components are utilized mostly as insecticides, fertilizers, manures, soil conditioners, urea coating agents, fumigants, etc. due to…
Due to inadequate financial protection, many farmers nowadays are moving away from agriculture and into other occupations. Farmers face a lot of difficulties as a result of climatic change. In…
One of the most successful cash crops in some parts of India is strawberries. In areas of India with the right weather and soil, it can be grown. India has…
Shifting cultivation is the process of using a plot of land intermittently for crop production before allowing it to revert to its natural vegetation for a number of years. Usually,…
Terrace farming is practical and frequently the only option for farmlands with hills. But its benefits are numerous. Terrace farming serves a purpose that extends far beyond cultivating places that…
The implements used to simplify and ease work are referred to as implements in the agricultural sector. Agricultural operations in the present day include a different array of implements, such…
Let's discuss the 5 reasons why you should invest in agriculture. Growing Demand for Food: The global population is expected to reach 9.7 billion by 2050, which means there will…
What is regenerative agriculture? Regenerative Agriculture is an approach to farming that emphasizes the regeneration and improvement of soil health, biodiversity, and ecosystem services, while also producing food, fiber, and…