
by Ms. Aishwarya Rajkumar Ingole, Mr. Aniketkumar L. Bijewar, Dr. Shubham Bajpai, Mr. Shoaib Adnan and Ms. Soniya Malothu
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223
ISBN:
978-93-48188-19-9
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"Modern Trends in Olericulture" is a comprehensive guide to the latest innovations and sustainable practices in vegetable cultivation, bridging research and real-world application for a more productive and resilient food future.
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Prepaid orders onlyThe field of olericulture, the science and practice of vegetable cultivation,
has witnessed remarkable evolution over the past few decades. Driven by the
challenges of population growth, urbanization, climate change, and the global
demand for nutritious food, modern vegetable farming has transformed into a
technology-driven, innovation-centered discipline. This transformation is not
just limited to the farm, but extends across the entire value chain from breeding
and cultivation to post-harvest management and marketing.
"Modern Trends in Olericulture" is a comprehensive volume that brings
together the latest advancements and practical innovations shaping the future of
vegetable production. It covers a wide range of contemporary topics including
precision farming, smart greenhouses, vertical and soilless cultivation systems,
and genomic interventions in breeding. It also addresses crucial aspects of
sustainability such as climate-resilient agriculture, organic farming, and
integrated pest management, offering readers a balanced view of technological
progress and ecological responsibility.
The chapters in this book are curated to serve researchers, academicians,
extension workers, students, and progressive farmers alike. Each contribution
aims to bridge the gap between research and real-world application, ensuring
that the knowledge shared is both scientifically robust and practically relevant.
The inclusion of topics such as AI and IoT in farming, emerging market trends,
and post-harvest technologies underscores the interdisciplinary nature of
modern olericulture.
As we move into an era where food systems must be more productive,
sustainable, and resilient, this book aspires to be a valuable resource and a
catalyst for innovation in vegetable science. We hope it will inspire new ideas,
inform sound practices, and contribute to a more secure and sustainable future
for global vegetable production.