Research Paper Biomass burning and alternatives / suggestions View / Download Resource The practise of burning standing stubble during the late autumn (October, November) months by farmers in the agricultural […]
Event : An Online Seminar on Biochar and Carbon Market Opportunity The IBBN Secretariat is hosted by the Revitalizing Rainfed Agriculture Network and Snehakunja trust, and supported by GIZ – […]
IBBN News Letter – Vol 2 November 2022 View / Download newsletter Highlights of IBBN Newsletter Vol 2 : November 2022 The 30by30 Biodiversity targets. IBBN: 10 Steps to protect […]
Soil has long been hailed as a fountain of energy flowing through every soul of the planet in some form, being capable enough to even sprout life from Death (the […]
Like in the winters of the previous years, this year too the smog is smothering Delhi and the surrounding areas in north India. Burning of agricultural residue by farmers is […]
Soil creates life from death. The production of more than 95% of the food we eat relies on soil, a heady mix of rock particles, decaying organic matter, roots, fungi […]
India has been implementing some of the biggest nutrition programs for decades and while some improvement in nutrition is indicated, on the whole malnutrition levels remain high. This needs to […]
For any soil to have agricultural potential, it must have a minimum of 3-6% organic content. But in large parts of the world, it is well below 1%. In fact, […]
IBBN News Letter – Vol 1 October 2022 View / Download newsletter Highlights of IBBN Newsletter Vol 1 : October 2022 IBBN welcomes steps towards legalising carbon markets in India. […]
