Bornalee Handique, M. B. Chaudhary and DaU Ruhi Pde Hydroponic fodder production is an innovative and resource-efficient technology that offers a sustainable solution to the growing challenge of livestock feed scarcity. It involves the cultivation of cereal grains such as maize, barley, wheat, or oats in a controlled environment without Read more
Nakambam Manoranjan Singh, Ardhendu Chakraborty, Kabin Medhi & Rashmita Saikia Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK) Dima Hasao, is operating by Keshav Smarak Nyas under the aegis of the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) through the Agricultural Technology Application Research Institute (ATARI) Zone VI, Guwahati, works with tribal farming communities across Read more
Pritam Das, Samaritan Dutta and Subham Das Post-harvest losses due to infestation of insect pest and pathogens poses a significant threat to agricultural food security. Although several synthetic chemicals and preservatives are found effective but their toxic residues may posses long term affect to the humans and ecosystem. Cold plasma Read more
Mankesh Kumar, Ashutosh Kumar, Deepak Rajpurohit, Priyanka Kumari, Nitish Kumar & Rabiya Parveen Genomic DNA extraction is the first step in almost every plant molecular biology technique. This includes routine PCR genotyping and marker-assisted breeding. Long-established methods rely on CTAB or phenol-chloroform extraction. Both give high DNA purity, but both Read more
Kushal S. G. Naik, Manjunath D. R. and Subhrajyoti Mohanty Indoor plants have become an integral part of modern lifestyles due to increasing urbanization, shrinking green spaces and growing awareness of health and environmental sustainability. Beyond their ornamental appeal, indoor plants contribute significantly to improving indoor air quality, enhancing psychological Read more
I. Venkata Reddy, M. Ravi Kishore & P. N. Siva Prasad The global agricultural paradigm is currently navigating a precarious intersection between escalating demographic pressures, accelerating climate volatility, and the widespread degradation of natural resources. As the limitations of single-enterprise conventional farming become increasingly apparent characterized by diminishing factor productivity, Read more
L.C. De, S.S. Biswas, NS Kalaivanan, Nikhila VA, Chandan Gowda H, T. Rihne, Suman Natta and S.P. Das Orchids are prized for their incredible diversity in the size, shape and colour and attractiveness of their flowers and high keeping qualities even up to 10 weeks. In India, it comprises 155 Read more