Farming World

Learn how Indian farmers can manage crop residue through mulching, incorporation, livestock feed, machinery and other practical options instead of burning.

Farm ponds can store rainwater for irrigation and livestock use. Learn how farmers can use water harvesting, pond lining and micro-irrigation to manage dry periods.

Sensor-based irrigation can help jute farmers monitor soil and crop conditions and use water more carefully. Here is how the technology works and what farmers can gain from it.

Indian farmers are being encouraged to match crops with local water, soil and climate conditions. Here is how crop diversification, soil health and water management can help farms respond to…

A Soil Health Card shows farmers the nutrient status of their fields and gives crop-specific fertiliser recommendations. Here is how farmers can use the report before applying nutrients.

Farm ponds can store rainwater for irrigation during dry periods. Here is how farmers can plan, build and maintain a pond and use stored water efficiently.

Repeating the same crop can increase nutrient imbalance and pest pressure. Here is how crop rotation, legumes and soil testing can help farmers manage soil health.

ICAR is urging farmers to match crop choices with soil, water and local climate. What does resource-based crop planning mean for Indian farmers?

Fertigation delivers fertiliser through irrigation water. How can farmers use it, what equipment is needed and when can it reduce water and nutrient losses?

Farm ponds can store rainwater for later use, but their benefits depend on soil, rainfall, size and crop needs. What should farmers check before building one?