Search Results - "KAR, SASWAT KUMAR"

Spatial variability of soil hydraulic and physical properties in erosive sloping agricultural fields by Deepak Singh, Alok Kumar Mishra, Sridhar Patra, Sankar Mariappan, Nisha Singh, Saswat Kumar Kar

“…It is essential to minimize soil quality degradation in sloping agricultural fields through stabilization and improvement of soil hydraulic properties using…”
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Modified plant architecture integrated with liquid fertilizers improves fruit productivity and quality of tomato in North West Himalaya, India by Rathore, Avinash Chandra, Mehta, Harsh, Jayaprakash, J., Singh, Charan, Gupta, Anand Kumar, Kumar, Pawan, Islam, Sadikul, Kar, Saswat Kumar, Patra, Sridhar, Chand, Lekh, Doharey, Vijay Kumar, Ojasvi, Prabhat Ranjan, Yadav, Ram Swaroop, Madhu, M.

“…India produces around 19.0 million tonnes of tomatoes annually, which is insufficient to meet the ever-increasing demand. A big gap of tomato productivity…”
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Low input sustainable agriculture: A viable climate-smart option for boosting food production in a warming world by Sarkar, Deepranjan, Kar, Saswat Kumar, Chattopadhyay, Arghya, Shikha, Rakshit, Amitava, Tripathi, Vinod Kumar, Dubey, Pradeep Kumar, Abhilash, Purushothaman Chirakkuzhyil

“…•Climate change is negatively affecting the agricultural systems.•Low input sustainable agriculture (LISA) is proposed as a viable option.•LISA enhance the…”
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Integrated assessment of drought vulnerability using indicators for Dhasan basin in Bundelkhand region, Madhya Pradesh, India by Kar, Saswat Kumar, Thomas, T., Singh, R. M., Patel, Lokesh

“…The present study has integrated both spatially and temporally varying drought vulnerability factors to develop an integrated drought vulnerability map for…”
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Implication of land use shifting on land degradation and restoration potential of conservation agriculture in India's North-West Himalayan region by Kar, Saswat Kumar, Singh, R.M., Patra, Sridhar, Sankar, M., Kumar, Suresh, Singh, Abhishek

“…The soil organic matter is a crucial factor in determining soil characteristics and productivity; however various land management practices degrade or aggrade…”
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Effect of soil profile modifications on performance of peach-based land uses on degraded lands of Himalaya, India by Rathore, Avinash Chandra, Islam, Sadikul, Saroj, P. L., Singh, Charan, Gupta, A. K., Jayaprakash, J., Meena, H. R., Kadam, Darshan, Kumar, Raj, Doharey, V. K., Kar, Saswat Kumar, Kumar, Suresh, Madhu, M.

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Long‐term conservation practice in litchi (Litchi chinensis L.) cultivation improves the crop productivity and soil health of degraded lands by Rathore, Avinash Chandra, Singh, Charan, Islam, Sadikul, Gupta, Anand Kumar, Patra, Sridhar, Singhal, Vibha, Jinger, Dinesh, Sharma, Gulshan Kumar, Kadam, Darshan, Kar, Saswat Kumar, Chavan, S. B., Madhu, M.

“…A long‐term experiment (1995–2021) was conducted on litchi (Litchi chinensis L.) with and without conservation practices, that is, litchi under clean…”
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Spatiotemporal evaluation of drought characteristics in south Bihar region using Standardized Precipitation Index (SPI) by Singh, Vikash, Nema, Anupam Kumar, Chouksey, Arpit, Kar, Saswat Kumar

“…The spatial and temporal analysis of drought and its characteristics have been evaluated in the south Bihar region. For the above-said purpose, the…”
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Underutilized edible fruit species of the Indo-Gangetic Plains: A systematic review for food security and land degradation neutrality by S, DINESHA, S, RAKESH, SARKAR, DEEPRANJAN, JHA, PRAKASH KUMAR, BALASANI, RAGHUPATHI, ., SHIKHA, KAR, SASWAT KUMAR, SETH, VISHAL, RAKSHIT, AMITAVA, DATTA, RAHUL, ERCİŞLİ, SEZAİ

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Novel hybrid ravine vulnerability index‐based identification of potential reclamation zones for Western India by Singh, Gaurav, Dinesh, D., Moharana, P. C., Singh, R. S., Kar, Saswat Kumar, Kakade, Vijay, Jinger, Dinesh, Singh, A. K., Kumar, Raj, Bhatnagar, P. R., Kumar, Gopal, Madhu, M., Tailor, B. L.

“…The ravine is often regarded as the worst instance of how water erosion is causing land deterioration. The farmers' livelihoods are often threatened by the…”
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