There is no question that the enormous increase in world food production is a direct result of
greater use of inorganic fertilizers. However, a number of research studies indicate that the …

Rice–wheat production in the Indo-gangetic plains (IGPs) of India faces major concerns
such as depleting resources, rice residue burning, excessive fertilizer use, and decreasing …

Intercropping is one of the ancient cropping systems that involves growing two or more crops
together in the same field. Effective intercropping system management warrants to prevent …

Inadequate and imbalanced fertilizer application is a significant barrier to achieving higher
maize yields in Nigeria's Middle Belt. This study hypothesized that optimizing fertilizer types …

Conventional farming methods and technologies prevalent in India are no longer able to
increase productivity. Instead, they are continuously increasing the hazard caused to the …

Agriculture is the most significant and stable economic sector in the world because it both
directly and indirectly produces and supplies food for people. The demands of a growing …

Agricultural fertilization has been one of the most important components of crop production
since the start of the green revolution. The main disadvantages of conventional fertilizers are …

An experiment was conducted at the Zonal Agricultural Research Station, Gandhi Krishi
Vigyan Kendra, University of Agricultural Sciences, Bangalore, with the aim of assessing the …

Okra (Abelmoschus esculentus (L.) Moench) belongs to family malvaceae, is a common
vegetable in India. Okra seems to be originated around Ethiopia ie Abyssinia and cultivated …

The field experiment was conducted to investigate the Effect of Nitrogen and Crop Geometry
on Growth and Yield ofBaby Corn during Zaid season of 2023 at the Crop Research Farm …