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Dry Land Horticulture Dry land horticulture is the practice of cultivating crops in arid and semi-arid regions characterized by low rainfall, high temperatures and limited water resources. This agricultural method focuses on conserving water and managing soil efficiently. It plays a vital role in enhancing food security, supporting livelihoods, and promoting sustainable agriculture in regions where traditional farming is challenging.
Horticulture in India India, with its diverse climates and rich agricultural history is perfectly poised to lead in horticulture—the science and art of cultivating fruits, vegetables, flowers and other plants. Yet, despite its potential, India’s horticulture sector remains underdeveloped compared to traditional agriculture. With growing concerns around food security, investing in horticulture could hold the key to sustainable growth, improving
Introduction Horticulture has been prevalent since many centuaries and has constantly kept evolving to the kind we see today. However there are many social and environmental reasons as well for horticulture to take its present shape. It evolves from various concerns like inadequate spaces, aesthetically pleasing formations, environmental consiousness and many more. Lets look at some of the current trends
Introduction of Horticulture Horticulture has been prevalent since many centuaries and has constantly kept evolving to the kind we see today. However there are many social and environmental reasons as well for horticulture to take its present shape. It evolves from various concerns like inadequate spaces, aesthetically pleasing formations, environmental consiousness and many more. Lets look at some of the
Introduction The history of horticulture spans thousands of years and is intertwined with the development of human civilization. Horticulture that started off as basic farming has transformed into the horticulture that we see today due to the incorporation of various technological advancements, urbanization, environmental sustainability efforts, industrialization, globalization and so on. In this blog lets dive into how horticulture has
