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In India about 46% of total energy consumption is estimated to be met from various biomass resources, i.e. agricultural residues, animal dung, forest waste, firewood, etc. India produces a huge quantity of agricultural residues and a major part of it is consumed in traditional uses (such as fodder for cattle, domestic fuel for cooking, construction material for rural housing, industrial fuel for boilers, etc). The direct burning of agricultural residues in domestic as well as industrial applications is very inefficient. Moreover, transportation, storage and handling problems are also...

Fertilizer is costlier input in agriculture hence suitable type of fertilizer and its efficient use is essential. The liquid fertilizer available in the market are 5 to 6 times costlier than conventional straight fertilizer so attempts needs to be made to explore possibility of using water-soluble straight fertilizer for crop through drip. It is also essential to study the effect of varying levels of fertilizer on crop growth and nutrient uptake under fertigation and planning of efficient fertigation schedule depending on its growth stages. For uniform and efficient application of water and...