Impact of in-situ green manuring on soil properties and fertility under regenerative farming: A case study of Akshayakalpa farm in Tiptur, India
Shashi Kumar,
Manjappa Honnappanavar,
Sharath HN
Abstract:Regenerative farming is a way of farming that focuses on soil health. When soil is healthy, it produces more food and nutrition, stores more carbon, and increases biodiversitythe variety of species. A teaspoon of soil contains up to 6 billion microorganisms. Healthy soil supports other water, land and air environments and ecosystems through natural processes including water drainage and pollination. This study explores the progress of soil physico-chemical and biological properties, fertility, nutrient supply … Show more
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