In recent years, organic agriculture has gained significant attention due to its sustainable and eco-friendly practices. In India, the government, NGOs, and other organizations have taken various initiatives to encourage and support organic farming. These … Read more
Greenhouse technology is the process of growing plants/crops in a controlled environment and extreme adverse climatic conditions. This means that the temperature, humidity, light, and other factors can be regulated as per the requirement of the crops which is called greenhouse technology or climate controlled greenhouse.
What is Monsoon ? The word monsoon is derived from the Arabic word ‘Mausim’ meaning ‘season’. it’s represents secondary circulation of atmosphere and is thermally controlled. Monsoons are seasonal changes or shifting in wind direction … Read more
The cropping system refers to the practice of growing different crops in sequential seasons or years on the same land that is called cropping system. Here are some advantages and disadvantages of using cropping systems: … Read more
A Synthetic Variety may be define as varieties that is developed by intermating in all possible combinations many inbred lines with good general combining ability and mixing the seed of F1 crosses in equal quantity is called a synthetic variety.
In this blog post, we’ll explore the advantages and disadvantages of microorganisms, shedding light on their pivotal role in various aspects of our existence. Microorganisms, despite their diminutive size, wield immense power in shaping our world. From the production of life-saving antibiotics to the spoilage of our food, these tiny organisms play a dual role in our lives.
Institutional and Non-institutional source of credit refer to different avenues through which individuals, businesses, or governments can access funds. Here are the key differences between Institutional and Non-institutional Source Of Credit.