Adapting to Climate Change in Agriculture-Theories and Practices: Approaches for adapting to climate change in agriculture in India

ISBN-13: 9783031281419 / Angielski

Syed Sheraz Mahdi; Rajbir Singh; Bhagyashree Dhekale

Opis

This book brings together a series of chapters that provides updated information on adaptation practices against climate change in agriculture and livestock. Information on some new aspects like Conservation of carnivorous plants, climate-smart millets production, advances in genomic interventions for climate resilient crops, perceptions on disease and pests under changing climate, role of neglected crops in climate resilient agriculture, nanotechnology in sustainable agriculture, use of crop wild relatives for developing climate resilient crops have been discussed. It also presents detailed information carbon sequestration practices and green consumption behaviour for sustainable development. The last chapter of book mentions about an innovative agronomic technique under rainfed conditions for sustainable yield advantage in soybean crop.

Spis treści

1. Conservation of Carnivorous Plants in Odisha, India: A Key Challenge for the Policy Makers.- 2. Climate-smart Millets Production in Future for Food and Nutritional Security.- 3. Advances in Genomic Interventions for the Development of Climate Resilient Crops.- 4. Perceptions on Disease and Pest Status of Major Cultivated Crops in Indian Himalayas under Changing climate.- 5. Understanding Wheat Thermo-Tolerance Mechanisms for Enhanced Sustainable Production.- 6. Role of Neglected Potential Crops in Climate Resilient Sustainable Agriculture.- 7. An Exciting journey: Our Past, Present and Future in The Horrific Light of Climate Change.- 8. Impact of Climate Change on Honeybees and Crop Production.- 9. Opportunities and challenges to mitigate the emerging fungal pathogens exposed to adaptation against climate change.- 10. Development Prospective and Challenges of Nanotechnology in Sustainable Agriculture.- 11. Climate Resilient Development for Discourse the Disastrous Confront.- 12. Cropping systems for Sustainable Millet Production.- 13. Conventional and advance breeding approaches for developing abiotic stress tolerant maize.- 14. Covid-19 and Anthropause in India: Rediscovering Sustainable Development Policies to Combat Climate Change.- 15. Use of crop wild relatives for developing climate resilient crops: trends and perspectives.- 16. Chapter: Green consumption behaviour for sustainability development.- 17. Strategies for Sustainable Climate Smart Livestock Farming.- 18. Improving Agricultural Carbon Sequestration Strategies by Eco-Friendly Procedures for Managing Crop Residues and WeedsImproving Agricultural Carbon Sequestration Strategies by Eco-Friendly Procedures for Managing Crop Residues and Weeds.- 19. Innovative Improved Skip Row Sowing Technique for Sole Soybean Crop Under Rained & Irrigated Situation, by Using Conventional Sowing Implements, for Sustainable Yield Advantage 

O autorze

S. Sheraz Mahdi is currently working as an Assistant Professor-cum-Jr. Scientist (Agronomy) at Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences and Technology of Kashmir (SKUAST-K), Shalimar, Srinagar, Kashmir (J&K), India with specialization in crop-climate modeling, climate change and cereal crops production. Before this, he has served the Bihar Agricultural University, Sabour, Bhagalpur, Bihar in the capacity of Assistant Professor, Agronomy for five years (2013-2017) and has been a member of natural resource management research advisory group of the University and state committee on climate change studies. He has worked on climatology of extreme weather events and their impact on rice-wheat cropping system in Bihar. Dr. Mahdi has also worked as a Research Associate at the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD), Srinagar, Kashmir. He took his PhD (Agronomy) degree from Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences and Technology of Kashmir (SKUAST-K) and is the recipient of the Young Scientist Award from the Department of Science and Technology, New Delhi, Government of India. Dr. Mahdi has been also an independent researcher in the cold arid region of Kargil Ladkh (Jammu and Kashmir), India, and has guided 06 post-graduate and 05 under graduate students. He has published more than 45 research papers, 12 books and some popular articles, covering some aspects of advanced agronomy in particular.