Drought Management Practices for North Western Himalayan Horticulture - Dar, Zaffar Mahdi; Khan, Farooq Ahmad; Aziz, Malik Ahsaf
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Drought poses a significant challenge to horticulture, impacting crop yields, plant health, and overall agricultural sustainability. As the world grapples with the increasing frequency and severity of drought events, it becomes imperative to explore effective strategies for managing drought in horticulture. This book aims to delve into the various aspects of horticulture drought management, highlighting the importance of proactive measures, innovative technologies, and sustainable practices to ensure the resilience of horticultural systems. Implementing a comprehensive approach to horticulture…mehr

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Drought poses a significant challenge to horticulture, impacting crop yields, plant health, and overall agricultural sustainability. As the world grapples with the increasing frequency and severity of drought events, it becomes imperative to explore effective strategies for managing drought in horticulture. This book aims to delve into the various aspects of horticulture drought management, highlighting the importance of proactive measures, innovative technologies, and sustainable practices to ensure the resilience of horticultural systems. Implementing a comprehensive approach to horticulture drought management, which combines water conservation, crop selection, precision irrigation, and soil health management, is crucial for mitigating the adverse effects of drought and ensuring the long-term sustainability of horticultural practices
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Dr. Zaffar Mahdi Dar is an accomplished academic and researcher in plant physiology. He obtained his Bachelor's degree in Agriculture in 2002 and a gold medal for his Master's degree in Plant Physiology in 2004. He completed his Ph.D. in Plant Physiology in 2008, focusing on the impact of abiotic stress on plant growth and development.