Biostimulants in Agriculture: Guide for Indian Crops Indian farming is becoming more demanding. Crops must perform under changing rainfall, rising temperatures, soil constraints and increasing pressure to use agricultural inputs more efficiently. This has brought greater attention to biostimulants in agriculture. But biostimulants are also widely misunderstood. They are sometimes treated as fertilisers, sometimes confused with biofertilisers, and occasionally promoted as prod

A Complete Guide on Integrated Nutrient Management in Agriculture Fertiliser is essential to modern food production, but more fertiliser does not automatically produce more yield. The International Fertilizer Association estimates that mineral fertilisers help produce roughly half of the food consumed worldwide. Yet UNEP reports that about half of the nitrogen fertilizer applied to farm fields can end up as pollution instead of crop nutrition. Integrated nutrient management i

Biofertilizers in India: Where They Work and How to Use Them Every season, more farmers across India add a packet or bottle of biofertilizer to their input list, expecting a chemical-fertilizer-like jump in yield. Some fields respond well; others show little change, and the difference usually comes down to soil condition, storage, and application method rather than the product itself. Understanding biofertilizers in India means understanding where the science holds up in real