
by Dr. G. Sri Krishna, Mr. Santosh Mavinalli, Iranna Biradar, Dr. Suram Syam Prasad and Abhishek
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Grounding sustainable horticulture in practical science, this book translates rigorous research and field-tested methods into actionable practices for a resilient agricultural future.
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Prepaid orders onlyThe writing of this book would not have been possible without the
encouragement, guidance, and support of many individuals and institutions.
I am deeply grateful to the faculty and administration of Tamil Nadu
Agricultural University, Coimbatore, for providing an intellectually stimulating
environment and the institutional resources that made sustained scholarly work
possible. The Department of Horticulture, along with allied departments of Soil
Science, Plant Breeding and Genetics, Plant Biotechnology, and Agricultural
Economics, has been a continual source of ideas, critical feedback, and collegial
support throughout the preparation of this manuscript.
I owe a particular debt of gratitude to my mentors and research guides,
whose rigorous questioning and generous sharing of field experience shaped the
way I think about sustainability not as an abstract ideal but as a set of practical,
testable propositions. Their patience during long discussions on soil health,
water-use efficiency, genetic diversity, and postharvest systems is reflected
throughout these pages.
I would also like to thank the librarians and technical staff who assisted
with access to research databases, journals, and archival material, and the
numerous researchers worldwide whose published work forms the evidentiary
backbone of this book. Every effort has been made to cite sources accurately and
to represent their findings faithfully; any errors that remain are my own.
To my fellow postgraduate scholars and colleagues, thank you for the
collaborative spirit, the shared datasets, the late-night discussions on statistical
design, and the constant reminder that horticultural science is, at its heart, a
collective enterprise built on mutual learning.
Finally, I extend heartfelt thanks to my family, whose steady
encouragement sustained me through the long process of research and writing,
and to the farming communities whose knowledge, resilience, and daily practice
continue to be the ultimate test of whether horticultural science is truly serving
the goal of a sustainable future.