Author name: Harisharan Devgan

India has rapidly grown in organic farming practices due to its traditional and unique agricultural practices. With the growing population and rise in demand for food consumption, the food industry demands the production of organic and chemical-free food. Therefore, organic farming is becoming an absolute necessity for the agricultural revolution and the target to the

In today’s agricultural landscape, the traditional image of a farmer working the land with a hoe and worn-out boots that we used to have in our minds is gradually changing. Now the agripreneurs have replaced them. An agripreneur is a new breed of innovators who are transforming the agricultural landscape by combining entrepreneurship with agriculture

Sugarcane is one of the key commercial crops in India which is grown by farmers in many states of India. When the crop gets proper growing conditions such as good seed-cane, appropriate soil, fertilization, watering, weed control, pest management and harvesting, sugarcane can yield well. But, sugarcane is a long-duration crop. Any mistake in soil

Healthy soil is an essential component of any successful organic agriculture practice, and among the best techniques of improving the soil naturally is the utilization of compost in organic farming practices. Compost is produced by the decomposition process of various organic materials such as vegetable leftovers, residues from crop production, dried leaves, grass, animal droppings,