Agrometeorological Applications for Climate Resilient Agriculture

Agrometeorological Applications for Climate Resilient Agriculture
by: Nabansu Chattopadhyay (Editor),Robert Stefanski (Editor),S. D. Attri (Editor),Laxman Singh Rathore (Editor)&1more
Publisher: Springer
Edition: 2024th
Publication Date: 2024/6/7
Language: English
Print Length: 461 pages
ISBN-10: 303151081X
ISBN-13: 9783031510816
Book Description
This book offers perspectives on more productive, sustainable and resilient modes of agriculture. The chapters highlight successful, evidence-based local and regional practices across the globe that are resulting in more sustainable and viable methods of farming, particularly important within the context of weather variability and climate change. The efficient use of weather and climate services for agricultural applications are fundamental to these efforts. In the past, weather and climate services have not been used to their fullest potential for developing sustainable agriculture. But now more than ever, as this book documents, agrometeorology is an essential tool for current and future food production and security around the world. This book offers strategic recommendations for strengthening the role and availability of agrometeorological services around the globe.
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This book offers perspectives on more productive, sustainable and resilient modes of agriculture. The chapters highlight successful, evidence-based local and regional practices across the globe that are resulting in more sustainable and viable methods of farming, particularly important within the context of weather variability and climate change. The efficient use of weather and climate services for agricultural applications are fundamental to these efforts. In the past, weather and climate services have not been used to their fullest potential for developing sustainable agriculture. But now more than ever, as this book documents, agrometeorology is an essential tool for current and future food production and security around the world. This book offers strategic recommendations for strengthening the role and availability of agrometeorological services around the globe. Read more