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Volume 02 | Issue 06 | June 2026, ISSN: 3107-7919 Published on: July, 2026 Published by: Scientia Academic Advancement Foundation
Volume 02 | Issue 06 | June 2026, ISSN: 3107-7919 Published on: July, 2026 Published by: Scientia Academic Advancement Foundation
Manjunath D. R.* and P. M. Hari Prasad Abstract Annual chrysanthemum (Glebionis coronaria L. Spach), formerly known as Chrysanthemum coronarium L., is an important loose flower crop widely cultivated in India for garland making, religious offerings, landscaping and ornamental purposes. Owing to its short duration, adaptability to diverse agro-climatic conditions, Read more
Kapil Deb Nath* and Pranabesh Barman Abstract Small scale freshwater aquaculture operates in millions of backyard ponds across Asia Africa and South America. These simple systems produce substantial fish for local consumption and income. This article examines how rural families use low cost technology to raise tilapia carp and catfish. Read more
Pranabesh Barman*, Sarmistha Borgohain, Chayanika Nath, Pranjit Baruah Abstract Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing the agricultural sector by enabling data driven decision making, improving resource use efficiency and enhancing crop productivity. The integration of AI with technologies such as machine learning, computer vision, robotics, drones, sensors and the Internet of Read more
Kapil Deb Nath*, Ranjit Bordoloi and Rupak Taye Abstract The escalating cost of conventional aquafeed ingredients such as fishmeal and soybean meal has imposed severe economic pressure on smallholder fish farmers across developing nations. Agricultural byproducts including rice bran, wheat bran, mustard oil cake, groundnut oil cake, copra meal and Read more
Brijesh Kumar*, Tarence Thomas, Vikram Bharati and Sunil Kumar Abstract During Green revolution, Dr. M.S. Swaminathan, promoted to use more chemicals so as to increase the crop production and feed the growing population by giving the slogan “More Chemicals, More Production”, as a result soil became problematic due to extensive Read more