Over the years, the wrath of the nature in the form of adverse changes in the climate is borne
by the agriculture sector all over the world, threatening the global food security. Indian …

Punjab Agriculture is trapped in the complex nexus of groundwater depletion and food
insecurity. The policymakers are concerned about reducing groundwater extraction at any …

Continuous over-exploitation of groundwater resources has severely curtailed the resilience
of their aquifers and their ability to stabilize farming livelihoods in the face of heightened …

In the Green Revolution states of Punjab and Haryana, subsidised energy has led to
unregulated groundwater pumping, resulting in lower groundwater levels and higher carbon …

Increased reliance on groundwater for irrigation in India has resulted in its overexploitation,
raising concerns about its long-term sustainability. The groundwater situation is severe …

The past few decades have witnessed a drastic decrease in the availability on natural water
reserve, as a result of increasing global population and industrialisation. Understanding the …

This study aims to develop optimal crop plans for farmers in Punjab who adopt climate-
resilient technologies. In the macro perspective, the optimal crop plan envisages that 7.02 …

Surface irrigation methods are the most widely practiced worldwide for irrigation of row
crops. The major problem with these methods is low irrigation efficiency, mainly due to poor …

The purpose of this paper to finds out that, after green revolution the level of groundwater
continuously decreasing. Because after introduction of green revolution new cultivation …

Due to increased water scarcity, many new programmes have been introduced in the recent
years to increase the water use efficiency in India agriculture, which consumes over 85 …