INTRODUCTION Agroforestry, also known by the name of forest farming, is the correct and judicious utilization and management of land that integrates trees with crops or pastures. It’s the fusion and combination of agriculture and forest technology. Agroforestry is an advanced, innovative concept of ecologically based functioning of trees, crops, and animals which can enhance […]
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In developing countries like India, agriculture remains one of the prime mechanisms on which the Indian economy rests. Agripreneurship is agriculture-based entrepreneurship that mainly depends on agricultural ventures and startups. On one side, it is seen as a money-making mechanism. On the other hand, many view it as the absence of good lucrative prospects, lacking
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Cooperative farming is the essence of the agricultural system, which includes the formation of alliance building involving people with shared responsibilities and liabilities, possessing the thinking ability for the upliftment of the underprivileged of this society. It includes the farmers gathering resources in equitable efforts to conduct farming practices in groups or small farmers coming
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The Mediterranean crop cultivation is having a long historical mark in the late known global civilization. Mediterranean farming is having a differential form of climatic changes where wide varieties of crops are grown in Mediterranean agriculture. Mediterranean farming is having varied differential forms of climatic changes where wide varieties of crops are grown in Mediterranean
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Capitalist farming is a novel concept in which the means of production are privately owned. In earlier Indian farming, the agricultural system was preferably channelized and monitored by the capitalist class (as seen in the Zamindari system), which created a huge socio-economic disparity and a gulf of differences. Capitalistic farming, or individualistic farming, as we
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While India holds the world’s second-most agricultural land, it does not provide equal ease of cultivation in farming for everyone. Water scarcity, soil degradation, challenging terrain, and erratic climate change have always been pressing issues when trying to maximize the yield for community consumption and exports. In such contexts, understanding the difference between contour farming
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With the industry reaching a market cap of $500 million, hydroponic farming in India is taking off! Many farmers throughout the country want to jump ship from traditional farming to this new-age method, where plants are grown without soil. However, as a dedicated organic farmer in India with a decade of experience, let me tell
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On the surface, adoption movements for organic farming and biodynamic farming in India look similar. Both of these practices, built on similar principles, follow similar practices, and share the same goal: that being, to break away from non-organic and synthetic pesticides, chemicals, and compost, creating an all-natural, pure result on one’s farm. Yet, throughout the
Wanna use calcium nitrate fertilizer on your farm, but don’t know what it is? In what conditions should it be used? Don’t worry, I got you covered. While I always kept my focus on organic as a dedicated organic farmer in India, I have “kept up” with the industry. In this blog, I will distill
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With cultivation in 100 countries covering both coastal areas and inner land regions, Coconut farming has always been a favorable crop throughout the world. In Asia for countries like the Philippines and Indonesia, it is a major part for ensuring stable economic growth. However, coconut farming in India is on another level. Even without realizing
