Assessing agrochemical usage patterns among arable crop farmers: A case study

Abstract

The use of agrochemicals in agriculture has become increasingly prevalent, with implications for crop productivity, environmental sustainability, and human health. This paper presents a case study aimed at assessing the agrochemical usage patterns among arable crop farmers in a specific region. Through surveys, interviews, and field observations, the study investigates the types of agrochemicals used, application methods, factors influencing usage decisions, and perceptions regarding the benefits and risks associated with agrochemical use. The findings shed light on the complexities surrounding agrochemical usage in arable crop farming and provide insights into strategies for promoting sustainable agricultural practices.