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Controlling Air Pollution Through Agro-waste Management

October 27, 2021

Dr. Anuja Kenekar

Agriculture, Agriculture and Air Pollution, Agro-waste Management, environment, Farming, Organica Biotech

Agriculture, Environment

Removal of excess crop material is an integral part of the agricultural system worldwide as it is essential to prepare the soil for new seeds and enables better weed and pest control. In India, rice harvesting is about to begin in different regions such as Punjab and Haryana, and farmers are engaged in managing the rice straw or stubble.

Every year, farmers generally choose the stubble burning method to clear the crop residue as it is less expensive and less labour-intensive, eventually leading to rising air pollution levels in the region. However, better agro-waste management and sustainable farming practices can help in overcoming this challenge.

Future of Biofloc Technology in Bangladesh

September 24, 2021

Dr. Anuja Kenekar

Aquaculture, biofloc fish farming, Farming, Organica Biotech, OrganicaBiotech, probiotics for fish

Bio Solutions

With a rapidly growing population and corresponding food demand, expansion and intensification of aquaculture is happening in Bangladesh at a fast rate. The aquaculture sector in Bangladesh is contributing to the nation’s economy, assisting in poverty alleviation and supplying necessary nutrition.

However, a vast quantity of waste generation in aquaculture, extensive use of antibiotic and chemicals have become a major cause of concern for the environment as well as public health. Thus, sustainable aquaculture solutions are urgently required to increase the output without compromising the quality and the environment. Moreover, the latest innovations should reduce the aquaculture dependence on water and land and provide socio-economic support to the farming community. Biofloc technology in Bangladesh has emerged as a promising solution that can help in achieving sustainability and other objectives.

Impact of Aqua Chemicals in Bangladesh Shrimp Farms and the Solution

September 20, 2021

Karen Sam

environment, Farming, fish farming, Impact of Aqua Chemicals, Organica Biotech, probiotics for fish

Wastewater Treatment

Aquaculture is one of the fastest-growing sectors worldwide, and it is no different in Bangladesh. In recent years, aquaculture has expanded and contributed to the socio-economic development of the country. The increasing food and nutrition demand has led to an intensification of aquaculture systems with the help of advanced technology.

It has been reported that chemicals are extensively used by fish farmers in Bangladesh to achieve the current aquaculture productivity in the available land, and to maximize profits. However, the indiscriminate chemical use is a cause of concern as it is known to minimize quality, cause diseases, and in some cases fish kills. Moreover, the concentration of chemicals beyond the permissible limit can cause health hazards to the public and impact the environment.

Improving The Cotton Yield in Maharashtra: How Organica Biotech’s Magic Gro Products Help

August 25, 2021

Dr. Anuja Kenekar

Agriculture, agriculture farming, case study, cotton farming, Farming, Organic Farming, Organica Biotech

Agriculture, Case Studies

Cotton, one of the most miraculous fibers under the sun is noted for its appearance, performance and more importantly, its versatility. Right from Astronaut suits to sheets and towels in our homes – Cotton is literally everywhere and has maintained its place as the nature’s quintessential wonder in this fast moving world. Millions of hectares are globally devoted to the production of cotton and its many varieties.

It is one of the most important crops of India, which contributes heavily to the agricultural and industrial economy of the country. It provides income opportunities to millions of farmers and people working in the cotton processing field.

How to Improve Crop Production in a Changing Climate

July 18, 2021

Dr. Anuja Kenekar

Agriculture, Biostimulants In Modern Agriculture, environment, Farming, Modern Agriculture, Organic Farming, OrganicaBiotech, Plant growth promoter, sustainability

Agriculture

The agricultural system at any location across the world is strongly influenced by the climate. The farming communities generally adapt and deal with local weather conditions by following certain farming practices, adopting infrastructure and using their experience. However, the problem of climate change and its consequences are expected to severely impact agriculture and threaten to disrupt the established systems.

How Probiotics Helps Shrimp Aquaculture in Bangladesh

July 6, 2021

Dr. Anuja Kenekar

Aquaculture, biofloc fish farming, Farming

Agriculture

An unpleasant odour is one of the most common restroom complaints at commercial spaces like restaurants, cafes, hotels and offices. More the people use the restroom, the more odour issues arise. A clean bathroom is necessary for good health and hygiene, and regular cleaning can help keep the restroom clean. However, it wouldn’t be enough to eliminate the bad odour in the restroom.
Different obnoxious odours can be found in different areas of the restroom, so locating the source is critical to eliminating them. To get rid of the odour, you may need to use a combination of solutions. The good news is that you can permanently eliminate and prevent commercial restroom odours by using organic cleaning products and toilet odour eliminators.

Biostimulants in Agriculture: Challenges, Function and Efficacy

July 2, 2021

Dr. Anuja Kenekar

Agriculture, biostimulants, biostimulants in agriculture, chemical free, environment, Farming, Fertilizers and Pesticides, Organic, Plant growth promoter

Agriculture

In recent years, the use of biostimulants in agriculture has gained increased attention. It has emerged as one of the best methods to promote sustainable production of food by influencing nutrient uptake, plant metabolism and growth. As the agricultural sector faces a wide range of challenges today, find out how biostimulants function and their efficacy to overcome them.

Aquaculture in Bangladesh and Use of Probiotics for Fish & Shrimp

June 17, 2021

Dr. Anuja Kenekar

Aquaculture, Farming, fish farming, probiotics for fish, Probiotics for Fish & Shrimp, Probiotics for Fish farming, sustainability

Agriculture, Environment, Sustainable Solutions

Aquaculture is one of the fastest-growing industries in the world today. For a large population living in different parts of the world, fish is the main source of nutrient, and thus it is integral to the dietary culture. However, different kinds of disease outbreaks and poor water quality have been plaguing aquaculture and affecting its production rate. Although conventional solutions like antibiotics are used, there is a growing concern about their extensive use and related adverse effects on the aquatic ecosystem and aquatic living beings.

The Role of Biostimulants In Modern Agriculture

June 15, 2021

Dr. Anuja Kenekar

Agriculture, Biostimulants In Modern Agriculture, environment, Farming, Modern Agriculture, Organic Farming, OrganicaBiotech, Plant growth promoter, sustainability

Agriculture, Environment, Sustainable Solutions

Today, modern agriculture is playing a central role in solving some of the biggest challenges faced by humanity. First, the world population is increasing at an alarming rate, and it is predicted to reach approximately 9 billion people by 2050. The agriculture sector is expected to meet the growing food demand and accomplish food security goals.

Types Of Organic Farming In India & How To Get Started With Sustainable Farming Practices

June 7, 2021

Dr. Anuja Kenekar

Agriculture, environment, Farming, Organic, Organic Farming, OrganicaBiotech

Agriculture, Environment

The population explosion has always been a major challenge in India. The rapid urbanization, better lifestyle and the increased food consumption pattern today has led to a rise in food demand in the country. Therefore, increased food output is essential to maintain food security and meet consumer demand. It was precisely for this reason why the Green Revolution was introduced in the 1960s. Farming saw the adoption of modern methods, technology and extensive use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides, to boost crop yield. However, such intensification of agriculture led to the loss of soil fertility, pollution of soil, water and air and adversely affected human health and the environment.

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