Regenerative Agriculture (RA) is used to describe nature-based agronomic approaches that
aim to build soil health and crop resilience, minimize negative environmental outcomes, and …

Conventional agriculture is energy and carbon intensive. Single and double-crop basis
residue-mulching in zero-tilled crop-sequences may minimize carbon-footprint with …

Under impeding production–and resource–vulnerabilities in India, our approach to
agriculture needs to be redefined with inclination towards climate resilient integrated crop …

Micronutrient malnutrition or hidden hunger remains a major global challenge for human
health and wellness. The problem results from soil micro-and macro-nutrient deficiencies …

Zinc (Zn) deficiency is an enormous challenge to human health, particularly where rice is the
principal food as it is inherently low in bioavailable Zn. Recent research has demonstrated …

Pearl millet-based crop** systems with intensive tillage operations prior to sowing have
limited sustainable productivity in the low-irrigation conditions of semi-arid farming …

Conventional tillage has led to deteriorated soil health in semi-arid ecologies of south Asia.
Sole-and dual-crop basis residue mulching in a predominant pigeonpea-wheat crop** …

Pearlmillet-chickpea crop** system (PCCS) is emerging as an important sequence in
semi-arid regions of south-Asia owing to less water-requirement. However, chickpea (dry …

Due to the increasing global population, advancement in farming techniques to meet the
global food demand is the need of the hour. Conventional farming techniques have …

Yield limitation and widespread sulphur (S) deficiency in pearl-millet-nurturing dryland soils
has emerged as a serious threat to crop productivity and quality. Among diverse pathways to …