Assessment of Soil Degradation Due to Dyeing Effluents in Thangallapally area, Rajanna Siricilla, Telangana

Soil is one of the most vital resources on Earth, supporting life and exhibiting a heterogeneous nature. The use of effluents for irrigating agricultural land is a common practice worldwide, particularly in developing countries where the cost of water treatment remains prohibitive. Irrigation with sewage effluents provides water, nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P), and organic matter … Read more

Plant Growth Promoting Rhizobacteria Enhancing Vigour and Yield: A Brief Review

Introduction Economically viable and biologically sustainable farming needs good agricultural practices. The quality and productivity of the farm produce were directly or indirectly influenced by soil health. The biggest challenge in today’s agriculture world will be the maintenance of soil without altering environmental sustainability. Plant growth is always affected by a narrow area of soil … Read more

Integrating Policy Frameworks with Soil and Plant Conservation Economics: Strategies for Sustainable Agricultural Practices

Introduction Agriculture is the backbone of global food production, sustaining billions of lives and driving economic growth in many regions. However, the intensification of agricultural practices over the past century has led to significant environmental challenges, particularly soil degradation and the loss of plant biodiversity. These issues are not only environmental but also economic, as … Read more

Distinction from Near Extinction of Kalanamak: A Heritage Rice’s Journey from a Remote Village to the Globe

The history of Kalanamak rice is deeply intertwined with the local myths and cultural practices of the region. According to legend [16], [53]; [59], Lord Gautam Buddha, after he received enlightenment, was returning from Bodha Gaya to his father’s kingdom in Kapilvastu, he was requested by the villagers of Bajaha jungle (now Bajaha and Mathala … Read more

Understanding the Physicochemical Dynamics of Pesticides: Implications for Environmental Management and Sustainable Agriculture

Introduction Pesticides have become indispensable tools in modern agriculture, contributing significantly to crop protection and yield enhancement. However, their widespread and often indiscriminate use raises concerns about their environmental impact, particularly on soil and water quality. Understanding the physicochemical dynamics of pesticides in soil and water systems is essential for effective environmental management and sustainable … Read more

Enhancing Farmer Prosperity: Implementing Integrated Farming Systems for Increased Income

Introduction The quest for enhancing farmer prosperity and ensuring sustainable agricultural development has become a paramount concern in the contemporary discourse on food security and rural livelihoods. With a rapidly growing population, dwindling natural resources, and escalating climate uncertainties, the traditional paradigms of agricultural production and income generation are being challenged. In response to these … Read more