Pallavi Deka and Pallabi Das Abstract Agriculture remains the backbone of rural economies in Assam and the wider North East region of India. The sector contributes significantly to state incomes employment and livelihoods while also being highly vulnerable to climatic and structural shocks. The Current economic landscape of agriculture in Read more
Chayanika Nath Abstract Artificial intelligence is creating a major shift in the agricultural world and many people are wondering whether machines will eventually replace farmers. This concern has emerged as digital tools become increasingly visible in crop monitoring pest detection irrigation planning and prediction based services. While these technologies are Read more
Rupak Kr. Taye and Dipangka Saikia AbstractNutrition plays a fundamental regulatory role in metabolic health across ruminants, monogastrics, aquaculture species and companion animals. Beyond supplying essential nutrients, diets influence gene expression, oxidative balance, immune responses and gut microbiome function, all of which shape metabolic resilience. Species-specific nutritional strategies are required Read more
Himadri Rabha AbstractIndigenous agricultural knowledge systems in India represent deeply interwoven relationships between communities and nature, shaped through centuries of observation, cultural belief and ecological stewardship. Practices such as Jhum cultivation, the Apatani rice–fish system and the Zabo water-harvesting method demonstrate sophisticated ecological engineering grounded in sustainability, biodiversity conservation and Read more
Pranabesh Barman Abstract Precision farming in agriculture represents an important shift from generalised field management to highly specific decision making based on real world information. The need for this change has become increasingly urgent due to climate uncertainty declining soil fertility and the global demand for sustainable food production. Artificial Read more
Pallavi Deka AbstractGender roles profoundly shape agricultural production, resource access and leadership structures in Northeast India. Women constitute a major share of the agricultural labour force across shifting cultivation, settled farming, home gardens and post-harvest systems, contributing significantly to food security, nutrition and value addition. Despite their central role, customary Read more
Ratul Nath Abstract: Quantum Computing (QC) represents a paradigm shift from classical computing by leveraging the principles of quantum mechanics superposition, entanglement and tunneling. Unlike conventional bits that exist in binary states (0 or 1), qubits exist in multiple states simultaneously, enabling exponential computational advantages for specific problem classes. The Read more
Apurba Bhuyan Abstract: Fish polyculture represents a biologically efficient and economically sustainable approach for improving pond productivity. The system involves culturing multiple compatible fish species that utilize different ecological niches and food resources within the same water body. This technique ensures optimum utilization of available natural feed and space, thereby Read more
Chayanika Nath, Sarmistha Borgohain Abstract: Timely and accurate monitoring of crop health is essential for achieving sustainable and efficient agricultural production. The fusion of satellite remote sensing and unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) data provides a robust approach for generating high spatial and temporal resolution information on vegetation status. Artificial Intelligence Read more
Sarmistha Borgohain & Chayanika Nath Abstract: Global agriculture is facing increasing uncertainty due to climatic variability, which significantly affects crop growth and productivity. Accurate crop yield prediction under changing environmental conditions has become essential for ensuring food security and sustainable agricultural development. Traditional statistical and mechanistic models have been extensively Read more