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Drip irrigation system is a modern method of irrigation. There are multiple reasons behind the discovery of drip irrigation method. The main reason is water shortage and reduce the unnecessary water usage in irrigation. Let's understand what are the sections of drip irrigation and how to install it.  Drip irrigation system in agriculture and cost First we, are going to understand the requirements for drip irrigation system with the help of diagram and various  sections. Diagram and Sections of Drip irrigation system The drip irrigation system works in three basic sections; Storage, water supply control, and dripping water. Storage of water There are two parts to the water storage section. First supply - This supply is direct from the underground water. There are controller valves associated with this to handle the source water supply.   Second supply - The first water supply store the water in further tanks for later use(in case of electricity shortage).  Supply control This supply

An apple tree can live up to 70 years on average. India produces more than 2.3 million tonnes of apples per year. Globally, China is the highest apple-producing country with over 40 million tonnes of apple production.  Apple farming is a profitable business but you can't practice it everywhere.  Let's understand apple farming requirements, yield, and how much it cost you.  Apple farming and production per acre An apple tree starts to produce apples after 4 to 5 years. From the fifth year, one tree can produce around 12 to 15 kg of apples one time in a year.  So what is the round figure or one-acre apple trees? Let's understand- Apple yield per acre in India In one acre land, with the space of 3x3 square meters for a single tree, it is possible to plant 450 apple trees easily. One apple tree produce 12 to 15 kg of apples in a year, it means, 450 trees will produce 5,400 to 6,750 kg of apples in one year.  Apple farming project report Before getting an estimation of investmen

People argue about cow milk and buffalo milk's qualities for health. Some people love cow milk and some like buffalo milk.  Although both kinds of milk are a source of fat, carbohydrates, protein, etc.  It is true that cow dairy farming is a profitable business, but on the same note, it is also true that buffalo dairy farming is a profitable business idea.  One of the most popular buffalo is the Murrah buffalo in terms of starting a dairy farm. So you are going to get full info and a project report to understand the terms of requirements, investment, and profit margin.  Murrah buffalo and milk production  We will start with how to identify Murrah buffalo.  How to identify the Murrah buffalo? Size - Murrah buffaloes are big size animals. The average size of the Murrah buffalo is like a Sahiwal cow and sometimes bigger than that.  Head and horns - Murrah buffalo's head size is average like other buffaloes. The horns are not too big but still thick and curved towards each other. 

Once there was a time when local desi Indian cow breeds produced a high milk yield. It was easy for desi cows to produce 20 to 25 liters of milk daily without any hesitation.   But in the present time, things are changed. How many times do people talk about desi cows for the dairy farming business? Most people are now interested in Foreign breeds like Jersey and HF like cows.  Let's understand the Sahiwal cow and her performance in the dairy farming business. Sahiwal cow and milk production  Let's start with identity terms of Sahiwal cow to identify a pure Sahiwal cow breed- Sahiwal cow identity Head - Sahiwal cow head is long in size and round on forehead in shape.  Weight - Sahiwal cow is a heavyweight animal. The average Sahiwal cow weight is 450 kg. Color - Mostly, Sahiwal cows are red and brownish in color but sometimes, the color can be a mixture of golden and brown.  Navel - Sahiwal cow navel is 3-4 inches in size. It is almost between the front and back legs.  Eyes- Sah

People are becoming aware of the vegetable quality in the market. They know many vegetables are growing in harmful chemical fertilizers.  In urban areas, the land is costly so everyone can't grow vegetables at home. To solve this problem, you can make a terrace vegetable garden at home. You can grow most of the varieties of  vegetables at home Let's understand how can you grow vegetables in the terrace garden with proper space management.  Terrace vegetable garden and setup  To start a vegetable garden on your terrace, you need a proper setup of basic requirements to grow and protect vegetables. Let's understand what are these requirements and how to implement them.  Terrace vegetable garden requirements Soil mixture preparation For every plant vegetable, you need a particular ratio of garden soil, organic compost, and river sand. This mixture combination provide all the necessary elements for initial and further growth to each plant.  Suppose, to grow cauliflower at home,

In comparison to ground-level crops, terrace garden plants get dry faster. In summers, direct sunlight in the afternoon period is responsible to reduce the moisture of plants. It causes dry leaves and burnt leaves, and finally, the whole plant gets dry fast.  To protect plants from direct sunlight you have to take early action before total damage.  Protect your garden plants in summers It is normal in summers for terrace plants to get dry. Although many fruits, flower plants, vegetables plants, are summer season plants but they can possibly get dry in summers at terrace.  This drying starts with leaves and buds, then stem get dry and in the end plant dies.  Following are some effective methods to protect your plants in summer season-  Temporary sunlight proof shelter Many artificial sheets on the market filter the effect of direct sunlight. These sheets can reduce sunlight intensity by up to 80%. These sheets are available on market in white and green colors so you can identify them ea