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Yes, loss of soil fertility is a major threat to agriculture in India. India is a country with a high population density and limited arable land, so the productivity of the land is critical for meeting the food needs of the population. The productivity loss of our soil due to erosion, over use of chemical fertilisers, pesticides and climatological changes is the alarming concern.
We are focusing our Research to regain the lost fertility of soil.
As the global population continues to grow, there is increasing pressure on agriculture to produce more food. This requires careful management of plant nutrition to ensure optimal crop yields and sustainable food production. Water scarcity is a major issue in many parts of the world, and it can limit the availability of nutrients to plants by reducing their ability to take up nutrients from the soil.
To address the issue of plant nutrition, our researchers are exploring new techniques for fertilization like foliar feeding and unlock the soil secrets by using various range of value added organic manures. New generation Bio-activators for plant growth is our strong arena.
Safer means of plant protection are becoming increasingly important in agriculture as concerns grow about the impact of traditional chemical pesticides on human health and the environment.
Our efficient Research Team continuously working on some newer pesticides such as biopesticides, botanicals, and microbials which are nontoxic and having minimum or lesser harmful impact on the environment compared to traditional chemical pesticides.
