
by Dr. Athokpam Haribhushan, Basu Langpoklakpam, Rike Chelchak A. Sangma, Dr. Tanya R. Marak, Dr. Rupam Bhattacharjya and Mrs. Thongam Monika Devi
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292
ISBN:
978-93-48188-05-2
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17367735
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"Sustainable Horticulture: Scientific Principles and Technological Integration" offers a comprehensive guide to eco-friendly horticultural practices, covering soil health, biodiversity conservation, climate-smart technologies, and sustainable land use for a resilient future.
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Prepaid orders onlyThe global horticulture sector is undergoing a transformative
shift toward sustainability, driven by the urgent need to balance
productivity, environmental protection, and socio-economic
development. Sustainable Horticulture: Scientific Principles
and
Technological Integration is conceived as a
comprehensive effort to explore this transition—linking
scientific understanding with innovative technologies and
practical strategies.
This book brings together diverse perspectives from
researchers and professionals dedicated to advancing
sustainable horticultural practices. It delves into crucial topics
such as soil health management, integrated nutrient and pest
control, biodiversity conservation, climate-smart practices,
agroforestry integration, and postharvest sustainability. The
emphasis lies on merging traditional ecological wisdom with
emerging technologies like precision farming, AI-enabled
monitoring, and circular economy approaches to create resilient
and efficient systems.
The editors sincerely hope this compilation will serve as a
valuable resource for students, researchers, policymakers, and
practitioners committed to achieving sustainability in
horticultural systems. By fostering dialogue between science
and practice, this book aspires to inspire innovative solutions
that promote ecological balance, economic viability, and
community well-being for future generations.