In recent years, the GPS (Global Positioning System) and GIS (Global Information System) have made significant progress. These technologies integrate real-time data gathering with precise location data to allow for fast processing and analysis of massive amounts of geospatial data. Most importantly, the technology is now accessible to anyone with a smartphone equipped with a GPS chip. GPS has made precision farming easy, which allows for farm planning, field mapping, soil sampling, crop scouting, and yield mapping. Farmers can also use GPS to work in low-visibility fields like rain, dust, fog ..read more

Pesticides: Pesticides are biological or chemical agents that are applied to crops to protect them against insects, weeds, and diseases. They are employed on non -food crops such as cotton, grass, and flowers, as well as fruits, vegetables, wheat, rice, olives, and canola pressed into oil.  Malathion and chlorpyrifos, two OP insecticides, are routi ..read more

Turmeric, the rhizome of Curcuma longa belongs to family Zingiberaceae. It has many uses like as a spice, food coloring and flavoring agent and is consume for medicinal purposes to treat many diseases. After the processing of turmeric rhizome many products are made from it which are available for commercial use. Commercial Products Source : www.mofpi.gov.in Turmeric Rhizome (dried) The dried rhizome which is orange brown or pale yellow in color is available in market. It has 3–15% curcuminoids, and 1.5 to 5% essential oils in it. The rhizome has a lot of medicinal purposes. Medicinal preparati ..read more

Black coffee is simply coffee that is normally brewed without the addition of additives such as sugar, milk, cream, or added flavors. We all love to sip it in the morning to make us feel energized. But do we know about it? Do we know how it affects our health and body? Let us find out. Coffee, : somedayilllearn.com Benefits of Black Coffee It offers plenty of benefits, both for your body and your mind. Let’s discuss them below: Improves cardiovascular health Sipping one to two cups of it every day can reduce the risk of developing various cardiovascular diseases, including stroke. This means t ..read more

Grapes are one of the most important crops of the world. It is cultivated for fresh fruits, making wines and to prepare raisins. However, in India it is mostly popular for table purpose. The cultivation of grapes is believed to have originated near the Caspian Sea. However in India it has become popular since the Roman times. The total area devoted for cultivation of grapes in India is about 40,000 ha mainly in areas of Maharashtra, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu. Grapes, Source : mahadan.co.in Economic Importance of Grapes Grape is an important commercial crop for: Table purpose Ex ..read more

Ever thought of having a technique to handle all that weed in your orchard while plucking them out with your bare hands. Well, it is already practised in the agriculture field. You might have noticed your elders collecting all those dried leaves or hay from paddy fields and covering the ground around the plants. In summer this protects them from heat. This act of covering the ground with agricultural wastes or similar substances is called mulching Mulching, Source:www.thegrowit.com The Benefits Of Mulching: It covers the ground where there is no cultivation. Hence reducing the weed population ..read more

Organic Manure From Kitchen Waste The peels and waste from vegetables and fruits are treated as trash and are thrown away. But this waste contains important nutrients, which are very necessary for proper growth and development of plants. We can convert this trash into gold. Organic manure can be easily prepared from kitchen waste and in this blog we are going to learn it. Organic Manure From Kitchen Waste The process of preparation of Organic Manure from kitchen waste is very easy. It involves following 5 simple steps and requires 40 days to prepare. Step 1. Add Kitchen Waste Into A Container ..read more

Climatarian diet is the diet where focuses on consumption of food that do not harm the environment. The diet focuses on reducing the carbon footprint with plant based locally sourced produce. Along with protecting the environment, the diet also has the potential to protect human health. The diet stresses on reducing the animal food consumption, particularly the beef because it contributes to higher emissions. Although many people cite the environmental concerns as the reason they follow a vegetarian diet. But these diet are some same as a climatarian diet. For example, climatarians don’t belie ..read more

Climate Change According to the United Nations, Climate Change refers to long-term shifts in temperatures and weather patterns. It can be natural, but certain human activities are more likely to contribute to it, mainly the burning of fossil fuels like coal, gas, or petroleum oil. The burning of these fossil fuels emits greenhouse gases that act like a blanket around the Earth, thus trapping the heat from the Sun and raising the temperature of the Earth. The burning of fossil fuels is not only responsible for the emission of greenhouse gases, but the transport industry, buildings, the energy s ..read more

Present junk food available to us is more over like pizza, burgers, pastas etc. These foods may give good taste to our tongues but no health beneficiaries. Owing to their busy schedules people needed instant foods that can fillup their tummy! But a change is occurring people are getting back to past foods items concentrating on millets which are really power house of proteins, nutrients etc. Background Millet can be traced as far back as the Stone Age and in fact, many types of millet have even been found in Mohen-jo-daro and Harappan archaeological sites. Interestingly it was this group of ce ..read more