Technologies like genetic modification and editing (GME) present exciting opportunities to
improve ecological sustainability and biodiversity. They do, however, have several ethical …

There are many challenges in cotton cultivation, which are mainly linked to management
practices and market demands. The textile commerce requirements are increasing but the …

Mulching, an ancient agricultural practice, has emerged as a critical tool in modern
horticulture due to its numerous benefits. This review examines the application and impacts …

This article explores the political economy of groundwater-led agrarian transformation in
dryland India through the expansion of groundwater irrigation and rice production since the …

Scholars of critical agrarian political economy see agriculture in liberalization‐era India as a
form of disguised unemployment, part of wider agrarian distress. This article engages with …

This article traces the coming of a genetically modified (GM) cotton-agrochemical complex to
highland eastern India. In this region of rich biodiversity and Indigenous systems of food and …

Farming in India's semi-arid regions confronts many hurdles, ranging from water scarcity and
deteriorating soil health to extreme weather events jeopardizing food security, natural …

When crises converge: how uneven agrarian development influences the effects of climate
change in Sri Lanka’s North-Central dr Page 1 1 When crises converge: how uneven agrarian …

The introduction of genetically modified (GM) Bt cotton in India in 2002 invoked fierce
debates and discussions about the future of agriculture in the country. At the beginning of its …

In India, the land is demarcated into various climatic zones (Venkateswarlu et al., 1996;
Ahmad et. al., 2017), with approximately 15.8% classified as arid and around 37% as semi …