Get Indian Images for as low as Rs.100 with our Value Packs.See More
Global Warming and Groundnut Cultivation
Sample
Like
1 View

Global Warming and Groundnut Cultivation... See more


  • Stock Photo ID: #LB822677
  • Image Credit: Picxy.com/nitin1992
  • Model Release: NA Learn More
  • Description: 
    Groundnut farming has the potential to generate income irrespective of weather conditions. The requirement is wisdom in adapting to changed circumstances, says Rama S. Arakalagudu in this article. Reverting to traditional methods of inter-cropping can bring in a wholesome ambiance where crops, birds, and insects live in a symbiotic relationship. This is a model for us to emulate, instead of quick fixes for ‘big bucks’ using chemical fertilizers, monocropping and aggressive marketing. This blinkered view has destroyed a whole generation. Dependent industries like oil extraction plants have all but collapsed in the Central Districts of Karnataka, throwing thousands out of gainful employment.... See more

Related Images

Global Warming and Groundnut Cultivation
Global Warming and Groundnut Cultivation
Kathmandu, Nepal - June 2020: A farmer working on a small piece of land plotted for housing to grow vegetables for home and selling in the market.
Fresh Jute Leaves. Jute Cultivation In Bangladesh. Jute Is Extracted From The Bark Of The White Jute Plant (Corchorus Capsularis) And To A Lesser Extent From Tossa Jute. Jute Was Once Known As The Golden Fibre Of Bangladesh.
Roots Full Potatoes Are Showing A Worker At Thakurgong, Bangladesh.
Fresh Jute Leaves. Jute Cultivation In Bangladesh. Jute Is Extracted From The Bark Of The White Jute Plant (Corchorus Capsularis) And To A Lesser Extent From Tossa Jute. Jute Was Once Known As The Golden Fibre Of Bangladesh.
Loading more photos...