There are 115 million operational holdings in the country and about 80% are marginal and
small farmers. To fulfill the basic needs of house hold including food (cereal, pulses …

Small and marginal farmers are the core of the Indian rural economy constituting 85% of the
total farming community but possessing only 44% of the total operational land. Indian …

Ensuring higher productivity and profitability, gainful employment and adequate supply of
food, feed, fodder and fiber for a growing human and livestock population, along with …

In view of concerns regarding increasing regulation of concentrated animal feeding
operations, long-term sustainability, natural resource degradation, and stability and …

This study was aimed to determine the challenges of developing an Integrated Farming
System (IFS). IFS is one of the solutions for agricultural development in Indonesia by …

Traditional Indian agriculture is mainly focused on manpower, which involves lots of hard
work and energy but difficult to earn their livelihood because of very less output even though …

The arid regions contribute significantly to the economy of India in terms of employment,
land holding, mineral assets, crop, forage and livestock production, including dairy products …

Integrated farming system (IFS) comprising the components like crop, dairy, fishery,
horticulture and apiary rearing was undertaken at the Project Directorate on farming system …

In the present scenario, the population of India is increasing in a sky-rocketing manner and
we could not expand our production areas. So, the challenge is to increase the productivity …

After attaining independence and subsequent efforts made through green and other
revolutions, the country has got ability to produce 5 times more food grains, 9 times …