Compatible package-based agriculture systems: an urgent need for agro-ecological balance and climate change adaptation

作者: Akhilesh Singh Raghubanshi , Bhupinder Pal Singh , Rishikesh Singh , Pramit Verma , Tanu Kumari

DOI: 10.1007/S42832-021-0087-1

关键词: Climate changeVulnerabilityAgricultureBusinessConservation agricultureEnvironmental planningSystem of Rice IntensificationClimate change mitigationBalance of natureOrganic farming

摘要: Besides contributing majorly in the growth of a country, agriculture is one severely affected sectors at present. Several modifications and adaptations are being made agricultural practices to cope-up with declining soil fertility changing climate scenarios across world. However, development adoption single practice may not help holistic mitigation impacts change result economic vulnerability farmers. Therefore, it high time develop recommend group i.e., package-based system having some compatibility for another long term. In this article, viewpoint has been given on emergent agronomic adopted tropical agro-ecosystems which have potential be developed as compatible package combination. Moreover, we also emphasized exploring key indicators/environmental factors assess different practices. For identifying research transition from combined practices, bibliometric analysis was performed by using conservation (CA), rice intensification (SRI), organic (biochar) amendment major used improving agro-ecological services such nutrient cycling, crop productivity well mitigation. The results revealed that scientific communities now paying attention role balance adaptation. limitations packages under agro-climatic zones highlighted. recommendations study would further environmental decision-makers measures without compromising balance.

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