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Crops

Field of millets

Posted On 10/04/2022 in Crops

International Year of Millets

The United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) declared the year 2023 as the International Year of Millets. India sponsored this resolution and it has since then been supported by more than 70 countries. Who knew that the tiny millets can make such a phenomenal change in the way the world eats and becomes healthier.

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A field of crops

Posted On 05/01/2022 in Crops

What Does India Grow - Major Crops

The story of Indian agriculture finds mention even in Vedic texts. India has witnessed phenomenal changes since then in the way it grows crops. Today, India ranks among the top few countries in various aspects related to agriculture.

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Saplings with chemicals symbols in honeycomb design at the top

Posted On 03/08/2021 in Crops

Genetically Modified Crops

Modifying something that exists naturally has been made possible mainly due to advancements in science and technology. The agriculture sector has seen such ‘tweaking’ come to the fore by way of genetically modified crops or GM crops.

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A field of grains

Posted On 28/07/2021 in Crops

Multicropping - What is it and Does it Help Indian Agriculture?

Typically, only one crop is grown on one piece of land during one growing season. As the term denotes, multicropping is the opposite of this system. Multicropping is a system which encourages farmers to grow two or maybe more crops on the same piece of land and during the same growing season.

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Field of cotton plants

Posted On 17/08/2020 in Crops

Cotton: An Introduction to Cultivation Practices

The cultivation of any plant or crop is as much an art as it is a science. With cotton, here are a list of exhaustive steps to ensure that the field is prepared adequately before the seeds are sown.

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