organic farming

Learn how Trichoderma harzianum can support black rot management in broccoli through seed treatment, soil application and integrated disease control practices.

Biofertilisers can improve nutrient availability, but they do not replace every fertiliser. Here is what farmers should know about types, application and storage.

ICAR is studying cotton-stalk biochar as a soil amendment and possible source of carbon credits. What should farmers know before using biochar?

Green manure crops such as dhaincha and sunhemp can add biomass and nitrogen to soil. How should farmers grow and incorporate them before the main crop?

Biofertilizers use beneficial microorganisms to improve nutrient availability. Can they reduce chemical fertiliser use, and what should farmers check before applying them?

Biochar can turn crop residues into a soil amendment. Learn how farmers can use it, what benefits it may offer and what to check before applying it.

Biofertilisers can improve nutrient availability and may reduce part of the chemical fertiliser requirement. Here is what farmers should know before using them.

A natural farming model developed in Himachal Pradesh allows farmers to grow leaf lettuce throughout the year, including off-season periods, while reducing input costs.

Nabanita's hard work made her a well-known farmer of her area. Her farm has become a small agriculture centre. She also runs 'Nabanita Organic Farm'. Here she cultivates fruits, flowers,…

Farmers in Bihar are increasingly adopting green manuring to improve soil fertility, reduce fertiliser use and prepare fields for the upcoming Rabi season.