Agroecology is both a science and a social movement that promotes sustainable farming by integrating ecological principles into agriculture. It goes beyond just food production—it considers the entire food system, including environmental health, social equity, and economic viability. At its core, agroecology emphasizes working with nature rather than against it. It values biodiversity, soil fertility, water conservation, and natural pest control over chemical inputs. Traditional and indigenous knowledge play a key role, recognizing farmers as innovators and stewards of the land. Agroecology also stresses the importance of local food systems and community participation. It supports small-scale farmers, encourages fair markets, and aims to reduce the distance between food producers and consumers.

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Join us in this important initiative to raise awareness about the crucial role of soil in our ecosystem. This song is dedicated to highlighting the significance of soil health and the need to preserve it for a healthier future. Soil is the foundation of life on Earth, supporting biodiversity, filtering water, and storing carbon. However, it faces numerous threats such as erosion, pollution, and degradation. Let's come together to protect our soil and ensure a sustainable tomorrow. Share this video to spread the message and inspire others to join the movement towards a healthier planet.

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Testing soil nitrogen is crucial for optimizing crop yields and minimizing environmental impacts. Soil nitrogen tests help determine the available nitrogen in the soil, which is essential for plant growth. By understanding the nitrogen levels, farmers can make informed decisions about fertilizer applications, ensuring they meet crop demands without over-supplying, which can lead to environmental issues like nitrate leaching. This approach not only enhances crop productivity but also reduces unnecessary fertilizer costs and protects the environment by preventing excessive nitrogen use.

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At the heart of our organization lies an inspiring story—one of passion, perseverance, and profound contributions to soil science. Our esteemed Technical Director and founder, Ms. Dibya Laxmi Bajracharya, has penned her remarkable journey in her autobiography, Maato Maiya. This book is a tribute to her lifelong dedication to the field of agriculture and her pioneering work in soil science. It is more than a book; it is a legacy that underscores the profound impact one individual can have on an entire field.

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Soil sampling is a crucial agricultural practice that requires a proper method to ensure accurate results. Proper sampling helps avoid contamination by excluding unusual features and waiting after fertilizer applications. The importance of soil sampling lies in its ability to provide precise data on nutrient levels, pH, and other soil properties, which are essential for optimizing fertilizer use, improving crop yields, reducing costs, and minimizing environmental impact. By doing so, farmers can make informed decisions that enhance soil health, support sustainable agriculture, and boost profitability.

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This comprehensive guide has been thoughtfully compiled by our colleagues at ATC with the goal of helping you better understand the fundamentals of soil sampling. It outlines key considerations and simple yet important steps to keep in mind while collecting soil samples. Recognizing the importance of accessibility and clear communication, we have developed this guide in the Nepali language. This ensures that the information can be easily read, understood, and shared with a broader audience—especially among local communities and individuals who are more comfortable with Nepali. Whether you're a farmer, student, or simply someone curious about agriculture, this guide is designed to make soil sampling approachable and effective for everyone.

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Plant shows peculiar nutrient deficiency symptoms on their leaves when suffered with nutrient deficiencies. Their early identification, examination and accurate remidiation is must to maintain their potential yeilds. For this here is a generalized nutrient deficiency chart that can help identifying nutrient deficiencies.

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Plant shows peculiar nutrient deficiency symptoms on their leaves when suffered with nutrient deficiencies. These nutrient deficiencies might occur due to their low contentration in soil, nutrient interactions, soil reaction, etc. Their early identification, examination and accurate remidiation is must to maintain their potential yeilds. For this here is a step by step guide to identify nutrient deficiencies.

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