B. S. Tomar, A K Singh
This book explores modern production technologies in horticultural crops, focusing on innovations and practices that optimize growth. The objective is to provide comprehensive insights into contemporary techniques and strategies that enhance productivity and sustainability in horticulture. A multidisciplinary approach is employed, integrating scientific research with practical applications in various horticultural sectors. Through the contributions of multiple experts in the field, the book presents a synthesis of recent advancements and established methodologies that have been proven to yield significant improvements in crop performance. Key findings highlight the importance of adopting modern technologies to address challenges faced by the horticultural industry, such as climate change, pest management, and resource scarcity. Ultimately, this work serves as a valuable resource for researchers, practitioners, and students, offering guidance on the effective implementation of innovative practices in horticultural crop production.
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