What is agronamy?
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Agronomy is an agricultural science deals with principels and practice of crop production and field management. An agronomist works in the field of agriculture, and acts as the go-between for farmers and crop researchers. They concerned with the health and well being of crops used for food productioRead more
Agronomy is an agricultural science deals with principels and practice of crop production and field management. An agronomist works in the field of agriculture, and acts as the go-between for farmers and crop researchers. They concerned with the health and well being of crops used for food production, fuel,and land reclamation.
Variety roles an agronomist can specialize in 1.Research
2.crop production and management
3.Sustainable development4.soil and water conservation
Scope of agronomy
1. Identification of proper season for cultivation
2.proper methods of cultivation
3.Availability and applications of chemical fertilizers
4.Availability of herbicides for control of weeds
5.water management practice
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Agronomy is the science and technology of producing and using plants in agriculture for food , fuel, fiber, recreation, and land restoration. Agronomy has come to encompass work in the areas of plant genetic, plant physiology, meteorology, and soil science.
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