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![Field showing drip irrigation pipes](/media/2004/banana-plantation.jpg?height=400)
Posted On 27/05/2021 in Soil & Water
Drip Irrigation - Making Each Drop Count
If you think of a field getting watered, more often than not, the image that pops right up is a hose spraying water over acres and acres of crops.
Read More![Droplet of water over a water body](/media/2000/water-splash.jpg?height=400)
Posted On 18/05/2021 in Soil & Water
No Water. No Life. No Blue. No Green.
She is a marine biologist and Time Magazine’s first Hero of the planet and among many other things, has also brought the importance of water to the fore yet again, by saying, “No Water. No Life. No Blue. No Green.”
Read More![A table with vegetables](/media/1960/farmers-hands-holding-organic-vegetables.jpg?height=400)
Posted On 01/04/2021 in Farming Types
How to (and why) Start an Organic Farm?
With more and more people looking for healthier options when it comes to the food they eat, it does make sense to invest time & energy into healthier farming practices. And one such practice or system is organic farming.
Read More![Tractor in a field](/media/1936/1.jpg?height=400)
Posted On 25/03/2021 in Technology
Agritech Industry in India
Just a while earlier, we delved into the exciting world of technology & how it is driving various developments in the farming space. It is almost inevitable that agriculture will continue to adopt technology to address and solve a large number of issues & pain points.
Read More![A beaker of soil](/media/1914/soil-lab-test.jpg?height=400)
Posted On 18/03/2021 in Soil & Water
What is Soil Testing & Why is it so Important?
Sure, there are a few techniques of farming that don’t need soil. There is aquaponics (or hydroponics) and aeroponics too. But they have quite a long way to go to catch up with traditional agriculture that is soil-dependent. It stands to logic, therefore, that as long as crops are being grown on soil, their health depends on soil health.
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