Clear
Total (776)
Volume : 3, Article : 2
Fisheries News Updates March 2022
Author : Abuthagir Iburahim. S, Meenatchi.M, Chanikya Naidu Bezawada, Chellamanimegalai. P, Dhanalakshmi. M, Abhijit Mallik, Vidhya. V, Anjali Kumari and Asha T. Landge

Highlights National NEWS ü  CIFT gets globally recognised accreditation for testing seafood ü  Fishermen worried over netting jellyfish ü  Indian Ocean Heat Waves Are On the Rise, And Are Altering Monsoon ...

Volume : 3, Article : 3
Union Budget 2022: Agriculture Sector
Author : Suman Sen

Highlights: ü  Rs 1.32 lakh crore for departments under the Ministry of Agricultural and Farmers Welfare. ü  Government to pay Rs 2.37 lakh crore for wheat and paddy procurement under MSP. ü  ‘Kisan Dr...

Volume : 3, Article : 4
Greenhouse gas, its management and carbon credit
Author : Mohankumar KT and Hithashree DM

Greenhouse gas effect is an essential evil, without which there will be no existence of the life on the planet earth and which in excess causes global warming. In order to reduce the greenhouse gas emission, the Kyoto Protocol was held at J...

Volume : 3, Article : 5
Biochar : A potential tool to enhance nutrient-use efficiency
Author : Arkaprava Roy, Abhishek Das, Suhita Pyne and Sona Kumar

The nutrient-use efficiency (NUE) is considered as the central concept for evaluating crop production systems and can greatly be impacted by nutrient management as well as soil- and plant-water relationships. The purpose of nutrient use in ...

Volume : 3, Article : 6
Waves of Flower and fruit drop in mandarin: exploring the causes with a case study support of Sikkim mandarin
Author : Sudip Kumar Dutta, Shaon Kr. Das, TL Bhutia1, EL Devi, Ramgopal Laha and VK Mishra

Citrus fruit drop is a serious problem that begins with flowering and continues until harvesting, resulting in a significant financial loss each year. Fruit drop in citrus is separated into three primary periods: post bloom, which occurs a ...

Volume : 3, Article : 7
Impact of nanofertilizers on physiology and biochemistry of plants
Author : Mohankumar K T, Abhishek Das, Hithashree D M and T G S Reddy

Excessive use of chemical fertilizers to increase the crop productivity will deteriorate the soil health in a long run. Nanotechnology has potential to curtail the fertilizer application rate, to reduce adverse impact on environment and to ...

Volume : 3, Article : 8
Carbon neutrality: benefits and importance under changing climate
Author : Shaon Kumar Das, E. K. Bhujel, Ramgopal Laha and Vinay Kumar Mishra

Carbon neutrality is described in four groups, including "carbon neutral", "climate neutral", "carbon-free", and "carbon clean" which means not to release any carbon dioxide (CO2) into the atmosphere. According to the European Parliament, c...

Volume : 3, Article : 9
Rice based cropping systems for enhancing productivity of food grains in India
Author : Mangal Deep Tuti, R. Mahender Kumar, B. Sreedevi, B. Nirmala and R. M. Sundaram

Rice based cropping system is a major cropping system practiced in India, which includes the rotation of crops involving cereals, pulses, oil seeds, cotton, sugarcane, green manures and vegetables. The present study reports major rice based...

Volume : 3, Article : 10
Liquid fertilizer: Much needed boost and plant drink to nourish today’s agriculture
Author : Sonali Danu, Pankaj Nautiyal, Varun Supyal, Rachit Bisht, Poorvi Bhandari, Sunidhi Gurang

Liquid feeding along with liquid organic fertilizers is getting to be prevalent day by day. The liquid fertilizers allude to any kind of fertilizer in fluid shape introduced into the soil as a supplement of nourishment for the plants and ar...

Volume : 3, Article : 11
Agroforestry-Based Ecosystem Services for Livelihood Resilience
Author : Dinesh Jinger, Poonam Khatri, Kavita Kumari, Dinesh Kumar, D. Dinesh

Agroforestry is considered as sustainable agriculture system compared to conventional agriculture and forestry because it offers various environmental benefits through integrated natural resource management practices. This system provides n...