Improvement in Food Resources

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Production efficiency

Enhancing the efficiency of producing crops and livestock to meet food demands without damaging the environment.

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Sustainable Practices

Methods in agriculture and animal husbandry that maintain ecological balance and avoid environmental degradation.

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Kharif crops

Crops grown during the monsoon season, such as paddy, soya-bean, maize, and cotton.

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Rabi crops

Crops cultivated in the winter season, including wheat, grams, peas, and barley.

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Photoperiod

The duration of daily light exposure that affects plant growth; classified into long day, short day, and day neutral plants.

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Disease resistance

The ability of a crop variety to withstand diseases.

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Biotic and abiotic resistance

The capability of crops to resist biological stressors like pests and diseases (biotic) and environmental stresses such as drought and salinity (abiotic).

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Higher yield

Producing more crops per acre to improve productivity.

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Nutrient management

The practice of supplying essential nutrients for optimal plant growth and development.

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Composting

The aerobic decomposition of organic matter, like farm waste, to create nutrient-rich compost.

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Vermicomposting

The process of using earthworms to speed up the decomposition of organic materials for a nutrient-rich fertilizer.

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Green manure

Leguminous plants tilled into the soil to enhance nitrogen and phosphorous content.

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Eutrophication

A process where nutrient overload in water bodies causes excessive growth of algae, reducing oxygen levels.

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Organic farming

A farming system that minimizes chemical use and promotes organic inputs like manure and bio-agents.

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Macro-nutrients

Elements needed in large quantities for plant growth, including nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium.

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Micro-nutrients

Elements required in small amounts for plant health, such as manganese, zinc, and copper.

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Delayed flowering

A condition in plants caused by nutrient deficiencies, leading to late blooming.

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Stunted plant growth

Reduced growth size in plants often due to nutrient deficiencies.

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Crop variety improvement

Enhancements made to crop varieties to increase yield, disease resistance, and quality.

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Irrigation sources

Various methods of water supply for crops, including wells, canals, and rainwater harvesting.