This research is devoted to the determinants of green branding in the agro-sphere. The
existence of competition between regular and green brands in the agricultural sector has …

This paper envisages the economic viability of two alternative models of organic farming ie
Zero Budget Natural Farming (ZBNF) and Scientific Organic Farming. In the empirical survey …

Abstract The Green Revolution (GR) enhances crop yields significantly that contributes
greatly to the social and economic development of many less developed countries …

The present study analyzed the perception, constraints, and reasons for adopting organic
farming in Himachal Pradesh, India. A sample of 60 organic crop growers was selected …

Food consumption and growing population remain the biggest problems in the developing
countries like India. This could only be solved through an increase in agricultural output …

This study explores the penetration of agribusiness on the peasantry in a Karnal zone of
Haryana, with a focus on input supply networks. It elaborates the ways in which big …

Farming in India, despite numerous challenges, continues to play a pivotal role in feeding
the nation's vast population. Recognizing the need for resilient agricultural practices to …

The need for sustainability in agriculture has become increasingly important in the face of
mounting pressures from the changing environment. Several strategies for governing …

In the early stages of economic development agriculture remains a predominant sector
contributing a large share of a country's GDP and also employing a similarly large part of a …

The present study was undertaken to compare the response of zero tillage method and
conventional method on wheat production with respect to various growth, yield and …