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The intensification of agriculture and the exploitation of agricultural land have made this activity one of the main causes of loss of biodiversity. However, biodiversity on a farm can be improved through good agricultural practices, with ecological infrastructures and soil and water management being of particular importance.
Recovering organic matter from the soil is key and for this we implant green covers, we evaluate how and when to carry out an adequate fertilization, and we promote traditional practices such as fallow or rotation with legumes.
Maintaining water points, restoring hedges or groves, and creating strips of natural vegetation that attract pollinators are some of the measures that offer tangible results for biodiversity at the foot of the field.
The Objective is also development of the crop according to agronomic criteria that are considered fundamental within the usual rotations of irrigated crops in CyL. For this, dissemination actions will be carried out to publicize the cultivation and trials carried out in the project, as well as training actions for technicians from cooperatives and processing companies. In addition, there will be:
The agricultural sector is the second emitter of greenhouse gases within the diffuse sectors but it can also act as a carbon sink.
This initiative aims to demonstrate how various measures can favor the adaptation to climate change of livestock farms, herbaceous crops and permanent crops. The possible environmental benefits of such measures are also discussed. The entities participating in the project work closely with farmers and ranchers, administrations, associations, schools of agricultural engineering and private entities, in order to develop transferable results.
This project is currently on conception and research stage and would be implemented upon availability of successful viability report together with the consensus of sponsors for implementation in the main Climate Risk Regions of India.
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India ranks second worldwide in farm outputs includes agriculture, animal husbandry, forestry and fisheries and employs more than 50℅ of the Indian work force contributing 18% to country’s GDP. Agriculture is demographically the broadest economic sector and plays a significant role in the overall socio-economic fabric of India. Indian agriculture is plagued by several problems; some of them are natural & some others are manmade !
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