A DETAILED REVIEW OF MULCHING: AN IMPORTANT TECHNIQUE IN AGRICULTURAL CROP PRODUCTION

ILYAS, MUHAMMAD ASIF and REHMAN, FAZAL UR and ILYAS, IQRA and KALSOOM, MARIA and BILAL, MUHAMMAD TAYYAB and GULL, MUJAHID and ILYAS, IMRAN and IQBAL, RANA USAMA and ILAHI, HAROON and SHAKEEL, MUHAMMAD AHSAN and SHABER, MUHAMMAD JAWAD (2021) A DETAILED REVIEW OF MULCHING: AN IMPORTANT TECHNIQUE IN AGRICULTURAL CROP PRODUCTION. Asian Journal of Advances in Research, 4 (1). pp. 492-499.

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Abstract

Due to fast increase of the worldwide population, the requirements for foods to meet nutritional demands has risen dramatically. To fulfill the standard requirements, this necessitates increased global plant and food security. Mulches are generally among the most effective ways for increasing agricultural output while also protecting plants from certain elements that have an impact on agricultural production and yield. There are many distinct forms of mulches, but plastic mulches are perhaps the greatest extensively used globally. Plastic mulches are made up of a thin or thick covering of water-resistant substance that is liberally dispersed across farming area to keep moisture from evaporating. Plastic mulches help to minimize land degradation and offer a protection against microorganisms in soil. They are highly effective in controlling weeds & can be applied for an extended period of duration These can indeed be made manually but machinery are frequently used. Due to Pakistan’s severe river water scarcity, which were estimated at 11% in 2004 and are anticipated to reach 31% by 2025, it is imperative that certain solutions be implemented in attempt to reach peoples personal fundamental needs. Furthermore, to address the water shortage, additional holding facilities are essential. Mulches must be installed in appropriate opportunities to enhance output at the minimum cost.

Item Type: Article
Subjects: STM Repository > Multidisciplinary
Depositing User: Managing Editor
Date Deposited: 13 Jan 2024 04:23
Last Modified: 13 Jan 2024 04:23
URI: http://classical.goforpromo.com/id/eprint/4457

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