#cropresidue

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Crop Residue Management | DCB Bank CSR | S M Sehgal Foundation

Crop residue burning is a major contributor to farm fires and air pollution. Through the Crop Residue Management – A Pathway to Preventing Farm Fires project, we are working closely with farmers across five villages in Fatehgarh Sahib, Punjab, promoting sustainable, non-burning practices through farm mechanization and awareness.

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Crop Residue Management: A Win-Win Strategy for Soil Health and Farmers - S M Sehgal Foundation

Crop Residue Management: A Win-Win Strategy for Soil Health and Farmers

Air pollution remains a critical issue, with paddy straw burning in Punjab and Haryana contributing to rising pollution levels in Delhi. Limited time between rice harvesting and wheat planting leads farmers to burn crop residue, impacting the environment.

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Crop residue management is the future of agriculture sustainability?

The future of agriculture and farming technology lies in the efficient management of crop residues for sustainable agriculture development.

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Crop residue management - The future of sustainable agriculture

The future of agriculture and farming technology lies in the efficient management of crop residues for sustainable agriculture development.

Crop residue management - The future of sustainable agriculture

The future of agriculture and farming technology lies in the efficient management of crop residues for sustainable agriculture development.

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Rotary Mulcher: Empowering Efficient Land Management in Agriculture

The rotary mulcher is an important tool in modern agriculture, providing farmers and landowners with varied land management solutions. This strong machine cuts and mulches agricultural wastes, grass, and weeds, improving soil health and nutrient cycling. The rotating mulcher improves soil fertility, moisture retention, and crop development by returning organic matter to the soil.