Author name: Harisharan Devgan

Harisharan Devgan, a prominent figure in agriculture and leader of Niche Group, is reshaping farming with a sustainable approach. Bridging traditional and modern methods, he uplifts the sector and advocates for organic practices. Beyond farming, his focus extends to supporting communities and fostering success for farmers and their children. Venturing into cannabis cultivation, he envisions affordable healthcare solutions for those with long-term health issues. Harisharan Devgan is dedicated to holistic improvement, striving to make a positive impact on lives

Renewable Energy

Renewable Energy: Comparative Study of Renewable and Non-Renewable Sources of Energy

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INTRODUCTION Renewable energy is natural, replenishable resources that can be converted into useful sources of energy for the planet Earth. Their occurrence can be traced over time. A few renewable sources of energy are wind energy, solar energy, geothermal energy, and hydro energy. These rejuvenate over time and are controllable sources of energy. They are […]

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Biopesticides

Biopesticides: Moving Towards a Chemical Free Fertilization

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1)  BIOPESTICIDES Chemical pesticides have been utilized for a long time to protect the plants and crops from damage caused by pests, for a healthy agricultural experience. Biopesticides in Organic Farming are the organic pesticides made from natural organic substances that help in eradicating weeds, crop-eating insects, and rodents. The biopesticides are derived from various

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agricultural sector

Productive Agriculture: The Futuristic Sustainable Agriculture

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 In the recent past, despite the diminishing status of the productive agricultural sector. It continuous to be remain as one of the most influential on sharing 20% in the GDP in the past 5 years. Moreover, around 50% of the economy is dependent upon the agricultural sector for sustainable and agrarian productivity is judiciously measured as

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AGROFORESTRY

Agroforestry: Revolutionizing Food Forest Dynamism

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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 sustainable agriculture is an advanced, innovative concept of ecologically based functioning of trees, crops, and animals which

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Agricultural Transformation

Agricultural Transformation by Young Agripreneurs, Start-Ups, and Ventures

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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

Cooperative Farming: Reforming the Agricultural Sector

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What is Cooperative Farming? 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

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MEDITERRANEAN FARMING

Globalized Era of Mediterranean Farming

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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

Reinventing Novel Idea in Capitalist Farming

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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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Hydroponic Farming in India

Hydroponic Farming in India: Is It Profitable and Worth the Investment?

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Hydroponic Farming in India 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

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Biodynamic Farming in India

Why There Is No Widespread Acceptance of Biodynamic Farming in India | The Ultimate Guide to Understanding 2025

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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

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