One of the biggest challenges to be addressed in world agriculture is low nitrogen (N) use
efficiency (< 40%). To address this issue, researchers have repeatedly underlined the need …

Residue management has become a new challenge for Indian agriculture and agricultural
growth, as well as environmental preservation. The rice-wheat cropping system (RWCS) is …

It is widely accepted that deficiency of macro (nitrogen) and micronutrients (zinc, copper etc.)
affects the plant growth and development which cause a significant threat to crop production …

The major challenge of growing soybean, other than unfavorable weather and small farm
size, is the non-availability of quality inputs at the right time. Furthermore, in soybean …

The growing popularity of nano-fertilization around the world for enhancing yield and
nutrient use efficiency has been realized, however its influence on soil microbial structure is …

Nitrogen responses vary under diverse agronomic management practices, influencing
vegetation indices (VIs) and productivity across different ecological conditions. However, the …

With increasing cost and use of energy in agriculture, the traditional practice of mono-
cropping of rice in upland is neither sustainable nor eco-friendly. It is necessary to identify …

There is a driving consensus to shift our food production systems toward low-carbon
economies. The cropping systems of Gangetic Plains or South Asian countries are mostly …

Cereals: Key Drivers for Achieving Food Security and Maintaining a Green Economy in
India Page 1 In: Self-Reliance in Agriculture Editors: Pradeep Kumar Rai, Naveen Kumar …

Residue management has become a new challenge for Indian agriculture and agricultural
growth, as well as environmental preservation. The rice-wheat cropping system (RWCS) is …