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Nature-Based Plant Nutrition to Sustain Soil Health and Chemical-Free Prosomillet Farming in Semi-Arid Tropics

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By Swaminathan Chitraputhirapillai, Kannan Pandian, Nivethadevi Palani, Sangeetha Kaliyanna
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ABSTRACT In order to preserve soil health and, consequently, crop yields, ancient India embraced a number of indigenous practices. A facet of this is “Vrikshayurveda.” Recent farming methods, however, have compromised soil health while increasing crop yields. It’s time to assess traditional organic methods for producing chemical-free food. Nearly 30% of people worldwide are fed millets, that are rich in nutrients and adaptable to a variety of climates, including tropical and temperate zones.
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