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Various preferred indigenous agricultural knowledge applications in hill agriculture- A step towards organic agriculture

Journal of Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry · 2018 · Vol. 7 · pp. 2899–2903

Abstract

With the dissemination of modern practices the indigenous practices have started to loose their ground and have been eroded to a large extent. Application of high inputs in agriculture, in terms of chemical fertilizers and pesticides has endangered the sustainability of production system. Indigenous knowledge of agriculture, is the result of farmers’ thousands years of experience with nature. Indigenous practices are known to the farmers and are helpful in maintaining and enhancing the quality of the environment. In the hills, farmers still practice farming by following indigenous practices. The study identifies indigenous agricultural knowledge (IAK) of the farmers regarding various aspects of crop production.

Indigenous Knowledge Systems and AgricultureAgricultureIndigenousTraditional knowledgeSustainabilityAgroforestryOrganic farmingBusinessProduction (economics)GeographyAgricultural science
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