Environment India

  Back to nature: Immense need for crop diversification and role of agroforestry   The traditional approach of low input-based extensive and diversified agricultural practices termed as ‘crop diversification’ could be an alternate approach that might be used to save farming as a counter-strategy for farming bio-socio-psychological anomalies. Crop diversification is a strategy applied to grow more diverse crops from shrinking land resources with an increase in productivity in the same arable land.   For more than five decades, Indian agriculture has been facing severe problems related to an increase in input cost to increase productivity. However, the productivity proportional to input maintains for a certain time before plateauing and then progressively declines in many cases. Farmers have been using the common government-promoted Green Revolution cropping pattern  —  rice-wheat-rice for a longer time to enhance productivity. Unilaterally, foll...

  🐪Another part of ‘Our Helping Friends’ series released🐫 Most camels surviving today are domesticated. Although feral populations exist in Australia, India and Kazakhstan, wild camels survive only in the wild Bactrian camel population of the Gobi Desert. After 3000 years of their domestication today approximately 3.3 million camels and camelids are slaughtered each year for meat worldwide but it is revealed that there is more dark truth behind this underrated organism’s life 🐪🌏🐫 #AnimalAbuse   #AnimalFriends   #AnimalPlanet   #AnimalProtection   #AnimalSeries   #Animaltrade   #Animals   #BactrianCamel   #BorderSecurityForceofIndian   #Camel   #Camelusdromedarius   #Culture   #Domestication   #DromedaryCamel   #ecofriendly   #Ecology   #Environment   #EnvironmentIndia   #environmentind   #EthicalTreatment   #Friends   #indenvironment   #India   #IndianCamel  ...