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The role of protected environment structures in Indian Agriculture
International Journal of Geography Geology and Environment · 2024 · Vol. 6(1) · pp. 396–399
Prashant Dutt✉(University of Delhi)Rohit Verma(University of Delhi)
Abstract
India, with its diverse climatic conditions, faces significant challenges in traditional agriculture, particularly concerning vegetable production. Protected environment structures, such as greenhouses, polyhouses, and net houses, offer a viable solution to these challenges by creating controlled environments conducive to vegetable growth. This review paper explores the prospects, benefits, challenges, and future directions of protected environment structures in Indian agriculture, focusing on their impact on vegetable production, economic viability, sustainability, and technological advancements.
Greenhouse Technology and Climate ControlUrban Agriculture and SustainabilityPlant and soil sciencesAgricultureSustainabilityProduction (economics)GreenhouseBusinessNatural resource economicsAgricultural economicsAgroforestryEnvironmental planningEnvironmental resource management
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