Maize in SW monsoon and sorghum, wheat and chickpea during winter are the important crops in Northern Transition Zone (NTZ) of Karnataka, India. But, due to rising temperature and erratic rainfall patterns the productivity and profitability of maize based cropping sequences are b...
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This study explores the complexities of soybean cultivation in the North Interior Karnataka (NIK), a semi-arid plateau located in northern part of Karnataka, India, characterized by diverse soils ranging from shallow to deep black clay and red sandy loam, and by hot climate and s...
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Climate change, driven by long-term shifts in weather patterns caused by greenhouse gas emissions, has profound effects on agriculture, particularly crop production, which is highly dependent on weather conditions. Changes in rainfall patterns and rising temperatures can signific...
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Background: Sorghum (Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench) is one of the world’s most important nutritional cereal crops and also the major staple food and fodder crop of millions of people in semi-arid tropics. It is considered as the ‘King of millets’ and extensively grown in Africa, Ch...
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