Climate Change and Production of Horticultural Crops

Góra, J.; Verma, Ajay; Singh, Jitendra; Choudhary, Desh Raj

doi:10.1201/9780429326349-3

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“…Most negative impacts of climate change that farmers mentioned also corroborate those in the literature (Abewoy, 2018;Arimi, 2021;Ayyogari et al, 2014;Bisbis et al, 2019;Gora et al, 2019;Irham et al, 2022).…”

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Adaptation of Organic Vegetable Farmers to Climate Change: An Exploratory Study in the Paris City-Region

Morel¹,

Cartau²

2022

SSRN Journal

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Adaptation of Organic Vegetable Farmers to Climate Change: An Exploratory Study in the Paris City-Region

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2022

SSRN Journal

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“…The ramifications of climate change are manifold, affecting the physiological, anatomical, morphological, and biochemical attributes of several horticultural fruit crops. Abiotic factors, including temperature fluctuations, drought, salinity, flooding, increased CO2 concentration, and outbreaks of insect-pests, exert substantial influence on fruit production [14]. Elevated temperatures, for instance, have dual consequences on crop yield they curtail vegetative growth and diminish fruit set.…”

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Impacts of Climate Change on Fruit Crops: A Comprehensive Review of Physiological, Phenological, and Pest-Related Responses

Yadav,

Korat,

Yadav

et al. 2023

IJECC

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This review paper comprehensively examines the multifaceted effects of climate change on fruit crops, delving into physiological, phenological, and pest-related responses. Climate change, characterized by shifts in temperature, precipitation patterns, and extreme events, presents profound challenges to fruit crop cultivation and production. By analyzing the interplay between climate variations and fruit crops' physiological processes, flowering patterns, and susceptibility to pests, this paper aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the intricate mechanisms underlying these interactions. The study encompasses the influence of drought, rainfall, temperature fluctuations, and pest dynamics on various fruit crops, ranging from mangoes and apples to bananas, grapes, and more. The review underscores the urgency of developing adaptive strategies to mitigate the adverse impacts of climate change on fruit crop production and quality.

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“…Climate change is an established occurrence that has begun impacting horticulture crop production, resulting in stagnant yields and diminished productivity. This poses a significant risk to our nation's food security and autonomy [1]. The government is persistently working towards realizing the goal of doubling farmers' income.…”

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Constraints and Suggestions of Fruit Crop Growers of Vijayapura District, India

Chikkalaki,

Krishnamurthy

2023

IJECC

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The study was conducted in Vijayapura district of Karnataka during 2019-20 to analyse the constraints and suggestions of fruit crop growers. Forty each grape, lime and pomegranate growers were selected by use of simple random sampling technique. Thus, making a total sample size of 120. Personal interview method was used to collect data and appropriate statistical tools were applied to analyse the data. The findings revealed that, with respect to the constraints faced by fruit crop growers in fruit crop production, production constraints were lack of irrigation facilities (87.50%) followed by high cost of inputs (73.33%). Major financial constraints were non-availability of credit at right time (73.33%) followed by inadequate credit (70.83%). High wages (70.00%) and non-availability of labourer (61.67%) were the main issues relating to labour constraints. Regarding marketing constraints, fluctuating price (87.17%) followed by delayed cash payment and exploitation by middlemen (77.50%) were the major constraints. The suggestions offered by the fruit crop growers are provision for irrigation facility (85.00%) followed by provision of timely and adequate market information (76.67%), protection from exploitation by middlemen (75.00%). Provision for suitable market infrastructure, timely and adequate credit, timely and adequate cash payment, continuous power supply, interest free credit and longer repayment period for credit were other suggestions offered to improve the returns from fruit crop cultivation.

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Climate Change and Production of Horticultural Crops

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Adaptation of Organic Vegetable Farmers to Climate Change: An Exploratory Study in the Paris City-Region

Adaptation of Organic Vegetable Farmers to Climate Change: An Exploratory Study in the Paris City-Region

Impacts of Climate Change on Fruit Crops: A Comprehensive Review of Physiological, Phenological, and Pest-Related Responses

Constraints and Suggestions of Fruit Crop Growers of Vijayapura District, India

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