The diminution of soil fertility in Cooch Behar requires consequent locale-specific measures. The alluvium of the district gave rise in the past to terrific agricultural productivity but the reports record patches of lower canvas over the plain. The aims of the study are to inves...
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Research Article10.9734/ajaees/2026/v44i42918
Towns/Cities become more concentrated centres of economic activity and innovation serving as hubs for trade, transportation, and information flow, on account of which more and more people tend to live in urban areas migrating from rural areas. Urbanization is continuously growing...
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Research Article10.9734/cjast/2023/v42i464299
Since the dawn of human civilization, shifting farming, or Jhum cultivation, has been practiced. It continues to be practiced traditionally in hilly areas today. Because it causes so many issues, like soil erosion, loss of soil fertility, extinction of flora and fauna, depletion...
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Research Article10.9734/jeai/2023/v45i112238
Soil health underpins the agrarian economy of Cooch Behar district, a Terai–Teesta alluvial tract in northern West Bengal where more than four-fifths of the working population depends directly on cultivation. This review synthesises the dispersed literature on soil physical, chem...
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