Organic Farming in India

“Jhum Cultivation: Traditional Farming Practice in North-eastern States”   What is Jhum Cultivation? Jhum cultivation, moreover known as Slash-and-Burn cultivation is a hone of cultivation where a piece of forest arrive is cleared and cultivated. The clearing is done by burning the trees so that soil is wealthy in potash and other minerals to support …

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“Cotton Cultivation- Soil Texture and its Types”   Cotton Cotton is one of the foremost important fiber and cash crops of India as well as of the whole world. It plays an overwhelming part in the mechanical and agricultural economy of the nation. It gives the fundamental crude material to the cotton textile industry. In …

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Stubble Burning Burning crop residue is one of the most reasons for the chronic air contamination in northern India, including the capital New Delhi. The poisonous air costs the nation as much as 8.5% of its GDP, according to World Bank calculations, besides shortening the lives of citizens. The contamination intensifies amid winters, as smoke …

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“Dairy Farming in India”- Its advantages and Production  What is Dairy Farming? Dairy Farming refers to a type of agri-business involved in the production of milk from the domestic animals. The plants which are used in processing milk and produces other milk products which are called dairy plant of dairy. Animals which are utilized for …

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“Farm Equipment- Tools and Machinery used in Agriculture and Farming”   What is Farm Equipment? Agricultural equipment is any kind of machinery used on a farm to help with farming. Tools used in Agriculture in old times Hand Sickle A sickle could be a hand-held agricultural device with a differently bent blade regularly utilized for …

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