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Posted On 24/06/2022 in Organic farming

Regenerative Farming in India

Regenerative farming is often used as an umbrella term for different ways in which farmers can help protect and increase biodiversity, improve soil fertility and health, regenerate topsoil, biological sequestration and collect and conserve seeds.

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Posted On 22/06/2022 in Climate & Weather

Climate Resilient Agriculture

Changes in climate affect all of us in some way or the other. And when it comes to agriculture and allied sectors, this statement takes on an enormous dimension indeed. Agriculture depends on the climate and is therefore affected by it as well. It is very important to look at climate resilient agriculture and what this implies.

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Posted On 19/06/2022 in Nutrients & Fertilizers , Technology

Nano-Tech Fertiliser

Nano-tech fertiliser is the method in which all necessary nutrients for the crop are packed into a nano-sized ‘container’ and delivered to the roots. The underlying principle of nano-tech fertiliser is both, the size and targeted delivery.

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Posted On 16/06/2022 in Farming Types , People in Agriculture , Sustainability

Zero Budget Natural Farming in India

Padma Shri Subhash Palekar drew from ancient Indian texts, forest ecosystems and a formal degree in agriculture to develop and propagate ZBNF in the 1990s. This system relies on traditional practices to produce crops devoid of chemical inputs and in effect, revert to the pre-Green Revolution period of farming.

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Posted On 13/06/2022 in Agriculture Services

Agricultural Cooperatives in India

In the Indian agriculture domain, cooperatives first made their appearance in the late 19th century when it was felt that farmers needed more support and also, relief from moneylenders.

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