The Ganges coastal zone is the contiguous area covering southern Bangladesh and
Sundarbans region of West Bengal, India. Agriculture in this zone is the main source of …

Enhancing crop production, particularly by growing a crop in the typically-fallow dry season
is a key strategy for alleviating poverty in the Ganges delta region. We used a polder water …

In the coastal region of the Ganges Delta, rice is the predominant crop during the wet/kharif
season and most of the land remains fallow during dry/rabi season due to soil salinity and …

The coastal zone of the Ganges delta has many constraints and threats that have hampered
development. However, recent research indicates that there are numerous viable options for …

The coastal saline zone of West Bengal in India is the home to millions of the world's poorest
and most vulnerable people. Due to a gradual increase in salt accumulation on soils of the …

In the coastal zone of the Ganges Delta, water shortages due to soil salinity limit the yield of
dry season crops. To alleviate water shortage as a consequence of salinity stress in the …

Due to the seasonal increase in soil salt accumulation after cessation of monsoon rains, the
simulation of cropping system performance becomes highly challenging in coastal saline …

Cropping in the polders and islands of the Ganges delta is difficult, particularly in the dry
season when water is limited and salinity can damage plant growth. Cropping is generally …

Understanding the interactions between shallow saline groundwater and surface water is
crucial for managing water logging in deltaic islands. Water logging conditions result in the …

The intensification of cropping systems in the salt-affected coastal zones of the Ganges
Delta can boost food security in the region. The scarcity of fresh water, coupled with varying …