IT HAPPENS ONLY IN INDIA, GREAT JOB MR. PARMAR it is good to eat
as many as vegetables and fruits (totally vegetarian), but my
aurvedic doctor asked me to stop eating every... Scientists
contest an age-old agricultural technique AT A time when the
world is pushing for organic farming, the US is advocating the
no-till method. Tilling, a process that turns soil inside out,
helps develop a good seed bed while destroying weeds, insects
and microbes. Organic farming requires land to be tilled to
control weeds and pests without using chemicals. For years,
scientists and farmers have prescribed tilling as an
agricultural method in absence of chemical fertilisers as it
brings to top nutrient-rich soil. Some scientists now contest
this technique. Tilling, they say, makes soil release carbon
dioxide in the atmosphere which leads to climate change. When
not tilled, soil retains its moisture content, preserves soil
nutrient and erosion is at its minimal, they add. But no-till,
also called conservative farming, has its ow