Titlebook: Sustainable Horticultural Systems; Issues, Technology a Dilip Nandwani Book 2014 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2014 Agricul

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Sustainable Vegetable Production: Caribbean Perspectivet produce safe food with high added value. Within the Caribbean Community (CARICOM), crop production may be divided into five sub-categories namely fruits, roots and tubers, vegetables, herbs and spices and pulses and nuts. This review summarizes vegetable production systems in the Caribbean region.

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Book 2014Sustainable horticultural systems are based on ecological principles to farm, optimizes pest and disease management approaches through environmentally friendly and renewable strategies in production agriculture. It is a discipline that addresses current issues such as food security, water pollution,

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Horticulture Based Production Systems in Indian Arid Regionspoor soil conditions being sandy, low in organic matter and mineral nutrients; limitation of water for human, animal use and for irrigation; flash floods and added to these soil salinity and alkalinity further deteriorate the situation. The traditional animal husbandry based cropping systems practic

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Principles and Practices of Sustainable Vegetable Production Systemse crop production practices designed to maximize yield have created an unstable, fragile, and non-sustainable production system. Such systems are prone to reduced soil quality, frequent insect and disease resurgence, emergence of resistant weed species, reduced food quality, and detrimental effects

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Impacts of Vulnerabilities and Climate Change on Sustainable Agriculture for Caribbean Small Island nd nutrition security. Agriculture is recognised as the single most effective means to poverty reduction and sustainable livelihoods. Despite the CSIDS region’s slow economic development from agriculture, it continues to be a major impetus for sustainable development. It is imperative that a diversi