tailieunhanh - Integrated farming system a promising farmer and eco friendly approach for doubling the farm income in India – A review

In India 82 per cent of farmers are small and marginal farmers whose acreage is less than 2 ha. These farmers play a pivotal role in Indian economy. Majority of these farmers practicing mono crop cultivation. Discouraging results of monoculturing (non-integrated system) on crop productivity, led to the development of integrated farming system (IFS) strategy which enables adequate income, employment, nutritional security and eco friendly. IFS has many advantages over the monoculturing. IFS has proven to be the most viable option representing various combinations of agriculture and allied activities viz. cropping system, horticulture, forestry, livestock, poultry, goatery, sericulture, duckery, fishery etc. Different components of the IFS have complementary effects on one other, byproducts or waste of one component will be the food or source of energy for the other component, there by reduces the environmental pollution through recycling of farm waste generated within the farm itself and it reduces the dependence on outside farm inputs (cost effective). Animal and plant waste directly or by composting is added to soil, as the large amount of farm waste will be generated in the IFS because of integration and it helps in improving the soil physical, chemical and biological health. Small and marginal farmers livelihood will be improved and sustained by the adoption of IFS technologies on a large scale all over the India, which enables to double the income of farmers on same piece of land with improved employment and meeting the nutritional requirements of the farm family. | Integrated farming system a promising farmer and eco friendly approach for doubling the farm income in India – A review

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• Soil health
• Long term experiments
• Green house gaseous
• Doubling the farm
• Promising farmer
• Eco friendly approach
• Biological indicators of soil health
• Soil Microfauna as Bioindicators of Soil Health
• Biomonitoring of Soil Health by Plants
• Soil Microflora as Bioindicators of Soil Health
• Soil Microbial Biomas
• Soil structure
• Soil physical
• Soil chemical properties
• Soil to improve the soil health
• Different geotextile in soil
• Soil quality
• Chemical properties
• Evaluation of soil health
• Soil quality analysis
• Soil health card
• Socio economic factors affecting
• Assam factors influencing
• Soil health card use in Assam
• Problems hampering
• Soil heath card
• Soil testing kit
• Soil fertility
• Micro nutrients
• Soil removal
• Soil properties cultivating sesame
• Organic amendment
• Surface soil removal
• Soil health cards
• Soil testing
• Constraints faced by farmers
• Soil health card based fertilizer application
• Soil testing
• Soil health assessment
• Promoting soil health is importantt
• Soil determines agricultural sustainability
• Water and is controlled
• Soil to sustain crop growth
• Utility perception
• Knowledge regarding soil testing
• Improving the farm production
• Farmers about the soil health card
• Perception of farmers
• Increase agricultural productivity
• Adoption and soil health card scheme
• Soil health card scheme
• Farmers in adoption
• Constraints faced by the farmers
• Soil test basis
• Heavy metals
• Remediation techniques
• Soil washing
• Stabilize contaminants in soil
• Protected cultivation
• Himachal Pradesh
• Soil quality indexing
• Variability analysis
• Environmental challenges
• Human health risk based soil quality
• Conceptual framework
• Soil policy
• Soil pollution
• Acidic soil
• Alkaline soil
• Soil salinity
• Iron chlorosis
• Sodic soil
• Bio agents
• Soil moisture
• Soil solarisation
• Soil temperature
• Chemical treatments
• Physical and chemical treatments
• Awareness and perception
• Farmers towards soil health
• Rayalaseema region
• Card scheme
• Sustainable soil health management
• Sustainable soil health management of potato
• Solanum tuberosum L
• Influenced by Bio fertilizers
• Bio fertilizers
• Macro nutrients
• Farmers in nutrient management
• Utilization of soil health card
• Jute rice cropping system
• NPK ratio
• Fertilizer economics
• Management through soil health assessment
• Different level of sulphur
• Zinc on soil health
• Yield of Blackgram
• Plant body
• Correlation coefficient
• Soil health of pigeonpea
• Phosphorus levels
• Pigeonpea as influenced
• Nitrous oxide
• Methemo Globinemia
• Indicator of soil health
• Denitrification process
• Cost of cultivation
• Benefit cost ratio
• Paddy farmers’ income
• Soil analysis
• Water analysis
• Narmada valley
• Wildlife health by soil
• Water quality analysis