The rice (Oryza sativa L.)–wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) cropping system is the largest
agricultural production system worldwide, and is practised on 24 Mha in Asia. Many factors …

Abstract Rice (Oryza sativa L.)–wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) cropping system in north-
western Indo-Gangetic Plains performed a crucial role in the national food security …

Continuous monocropping of tobacco, excessive tillage and inadequate irrigation
management have caused soil degradation in tobacco farms in the Valle de Lerma. Soil …

Wheat-rice cropping system has several negative effects on sustainability factors like
underground water, soil structure, nutrient availability, soil organic carbon and productivity …

Farm and crop diversification is an important farm business strategy from the viewpoint of
avoiding uncertain crop failures and loss of income, intensive cultivation of a single crop …

The objective of this article is to identify typical tobacco farms according to determinants of
diversification that can be used to explore possibilities of diversification in the province of …

An investigation was undertaken at New Delhi, India during 2011–2013 to assess the agro-
economic potentiality of four promising high-value crops' imbedded diversified intensive …

Rice-wheat is the most dominant crop sequence in the sandy loam soil region of western
Uttar Pradesh, India. Continuous cultivation of rice-wheat for longer periods with low system …

The field experiments were conducted during 2017-19 at the ICAR-Indian Agricultural
Research Institute, New Delhi, India. The main aim of the study was to find out a suitable …

The study was carried out to assess the factors influencing the shift in cropping pattern in
different Agro climatic zones of Karnataka. The study period from 1992 to 2012 was divided …