In this section of CropForLife, we will address crop production, management, and agricultural practices that enhance crop growth, development, and yield. As well as the use of weed, pest, and disease controlling methods, it also includes irrigation of crops and the use of mechanical, biological, and chemical tools. Read More
Crop Management Practices include combination, timing, and sequence of the practices used depending on the biological characteristics of the crops, the harvest, the sowing methods, the plant age, and the soil, climatic, and weather conditions.
In addition, this section provides irrigation and fertilization recommendations that, when combined, will dramatically improve yields while reducing costs. Moreover, this program combines crop production with agriculture economics and farming systems for maximum benefit.
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