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    hand book of organic farming and organic foods with vermi composting & neem products

    hand book of organic farming and organic foods with vermi composting & neem products
    hand book of organic farming and organic foods with vermi composting & neem products
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      HAND BOOK OF ORGANIC FARMING & ORGANIC FOODS WITH VERMI COMPOSTING AND NEEM PRODUCTS

      Introduction


      Organic Farming Principles and Concepts
      •    Background
      •    Nomenclature and Meaning
      •    Natural Farming
      •    Zero chemical farming
      •    Bio dynamic farming
      •    Humus farming
      •    Compost farming
      •    Sewage farming
      •    Integrated farming
      •    Mixed farming
      •    Concepts and Principles
      •    Principles of organic farming
      •    Scope of Organic Farming
      •    Advantages and Limitations of Organic Farming
      •    Impact of Organic Farming on Production and Productivity
      •    Availability of Organic sources of nutrients
      •    Reduced yields

      Cycle for Survival
      •    Impact of Advanced Agricultural Technology Hazards
      •    Adverse Effects of Agricultural Practices on the Farm
      •    Soil Erosion
      •    Water Availability
      •    Salinization
      •    Fertilizer and Pesticide Contamination
      •    Genetic Erosion
      •    Adverse Effects of Agricultural Practices
      •    Away from the Farm
      •    Soil Erosion
      •    Fertilizer and Pesticide Contamination
      •    Socio Economic Values
      •    Economic and Political Issues
      •    Environmental Accounting
      •    Food Security
      •    Sustainable Agriculture
      •    Need of the Hour
      •    Evolution of Sustanable Agriculture
      •    Sustainable Livelihood
      •    Other Eco-Friendly Farming Systems
      •    Organic Farming
      •    Biological Farming Nature Farming
      •    Regenerative Agriculture
      •    Permaculture
      •    Alternate Agriculture
      •    Ecological Agriculture
      •    Ecological Farming Systems
      •    Objectives of Ecological Farming
      •    Prospects
      •    Integrated Intensive Farming System (IIFS)
      •    Low External Input Supply Agriculture (LEISA)
      •    Low Input Agriculture
      •    Criteria of LEISA
      •    Ecological criteria
      •    Economic criteria
      •    Social criteria
      •    Biodynamic Agriculture
      •    Organic Farming vs.Biodynamic Farming
      •    Principles of Biodynamic farming
      •    Ruyles for using Biodynamic Agriculture
      •    Few Biodynamic Preparations
      •    Research Achievements in Biodynamic Farming
      •    Permaculture Farming
      •    Meaning and Objectives of Permaculture Farming
      •    The Elements of the Permaculture farming system
      •    Organic Agriculture System
      •    The Major Aims of Organic Farming
      •    Goncepts of Organic Farming
      •    Difference Between Organic and Conventional Farming
      •    History of Organic Farming
      •    Needs of Organic Farming
      •    Needs for Organic Inputs
      •    Increasing Demand of Organic Foods

      Organic Farming
      •    Management of Autonomous Ecosystem
      •    Mixed Farming
      •    Plants
      •    Animals
      •    Soils
      •    Biosphere
      •    Crop Rotation
      •    Benefits of crop diversification
      •    Organic Cycle Optimization
      •    In partnership with Nature
      •    Basic  Standards and General Principles for Organic Agriculture
      •    Crop and Soil Management
      •    Choice of Crops and Varieties
      •    Crop Rotation
      •    Fertilization Policy
      •    Management of Pests, Diseases and Weeds
      •    Wild Products
      •    Pollution Control
      •    Soil and Water Conservation
      •    Landscape
      •    Principle Requirements and Pre Conditions
      •    Conversion from Conventional To Organic Farming
      •    Farms with Plant Production and Livestock
      •    Limitations
      •    Initiating Organic Farming
      •    Medicinal Plants -the First Crops for Organic Farming
      •    Management to Premaculture Farm
      •    Permaculture Farm
      •    Use of Draft Animal
      •    Making Permanent Farm
      •    Conservation of Soil
      •    Protection of the Soil against Fires
      •    Protection farm Water Erosion
      •    Protection from Wind Erosion
      •    Protection from Wind Erosion
      •    Improvement of the Soil
      •    How to bury Organic Matter
      •    Mixed Cropping
      •    Permaculture for Wastelands
      •    Soil and water conservation
      •    Pioneers
      •    Pioneer trees and plants
      •    Secondary species

      Soil Environment And Plant Growth
      •    Mineral Vs Organic Soils
      •    Soil Factors for Plant Growth
      •    Soil Fertility
      •    Soil Productivity
      •    Essential Plant Nutrients
      •    Soil and Root Environment
      •    Soil Texture
      •    Soil Separate Sizes
      •    Soil Textural Classes
      •    Soil structure Classes
      •    Structureless
      •    Soil Porosity and Permeability
      •    Soil Air
      •    Composition of Soil Air
      •    Soil Strength
      •    Soil Color
      •    Soil Temperature
      •    Soil Water
      •    Other Soil Physical Properties
      •    Tilth
      •    Soil Colloids and Chemical Properties
      •    Organic colloids (Humus)
      •    Cation Exchange
      •    The Soil Reaction (pH)
      •    Origin of Organic Soils
      •    Soil Biology and Ecology
      •    Soil Formation
      •    Changes During Soil Formation
      •    Physical Weathering
      •    Climate and Soil Formation
      •    Biota and Soil Formation
      •    Topography and soil Formation
      •    Time and Soil Formation
      •    Interactions of Soil Foming Factors
      •    Soil  Taxonomy


      Soil Organic Matter and Humus
      •    Interaction Between Soil Biota, Soil Organic Matter and soil Structure
      •    Fungal and Bacterial Pathways of Organic Matter Decomposition and Nitrogen Mineralization in Arable Soils
      •    Soil structure and Soil Organic Matter Storage
      •    Microbial Influence
      •    Food Web in Soil
      •    Formation Mechanisms of Complex Organic Sructures in Soil Habitates
      •    Organisms Involved in Organic Matter Formation
      •    Chemohetertrophic animals
      •    Saprophytic Bacteria fungi and protozoa
      •    Oxidoreductive enzymes
      •    synthetic Reactions in Soil
      •    Degradative Processes
      •    Types of Plant Material for Decomposition
      •    The pathway of lignin decomposition
      •    Microorganims for Lignin biodegradation
      •    Acquired stability
      •    Synthetic Processes for Humus Formation
      •    The Role of Oxidative Coupling in Humus Formation
      •    Theories of Humus Formation
      •    Modern theories of humification
      •    Nutrient Dynamics
      •    Environmental Regulation of Organic Matter Management
      •    Methods of Organic Matter Recycling
      •    In situe manuring
      •    Ex-situ manuring
      •    Biological Manuring


      In-Situe Manuring
      •    In-Situe Manuring by Animal
      •    The System
      •    Advantages
      •    Limitations
      •    Varification of Farmers
      •    Experiences
      •    Sustainability
      •    Prospects
      •    Insitu Manuring with Plants (Green Manures)
      •    Benefits of Using Green Manures
      •    Enhance soil fertility
      •    Supplement for nutrients
      •    Improved soil structure
      •    Prevention of soil erosion
      •    Weed control
      •    Method of Use
      •    Green Manuring in Situ
      •    Green Leaf Manuring
      •    Place in Farming System
      •    Green manures in rotation
      •    Green manures and undersowing
      •    Long term green manures
      •    Green manures as mulch
      •    Green manures in agroforestry
      •    Management of Green Manuring
      •    Time of sowing and seed rate
      •    Seed treatment
      •    Stem cuttings
      •    Mixed cropping
      •    Inter cropping
      •    Border planting
      •    Phosphorus response
      •    Digging in green manures
      •    The Choice of Green Manure
      •    Other Important Considerations
      •    Achieving sustainability in the use of green manures
      •    Sustainability
      •    Experiences worldwide

      Ex-Situ Manuring
      •    Available Potential of Organic Materials for Ex-stu Manuring
      •    Organic Resources and Potential
      •    Livestock and Human wastes
      •    Crop residues, tree wastes and aquatic weeds
      •    Urban and rural wastes
      •    Agro industries by products
      •    Marine wastes
      •    Agricultural Waste
      •    Crop Residues
      •    Agro Industrial Wastes
      •    Rice husk
      •    Bagasse
      •    Pressmud
      •    Tea wastes
      •    Coir waste
      •    Characteristics of Agricultural Wastes
      •    Phosphorus
      •    pH
      •    Bio Plant Growth Promoters
      •    Livestock wastes
      •    Type of Production Unit
      •    Species and Age of Animal
      •    Other Factors
      •    Beel Cattle
      •    Slotted Floors
      •    Dairy Cattle
      •    Utilization of Agricultural Organic Waste
      •    Recycling of organic materials for fertilization
      •    Direct incorporation of organic materials in the soil
      •    Organic Mulch
      •    Concentrated Organic Manures
      •    Aquatic Weeds
      •    Aquatic Weeds as Source of Energy
      •    Aquatic Weeds as Organic Manures
      •    Oilcakes
      •    How to Use Oilcakes
      •    Cattle Pig and Poultry Manures
      •    Poultry
      •    Litter Grown
      •    Cage Grown
      •    Meat meal
      •    Bloodmeal
      •    Fishmeal
      •    Horn-and -hoofmeal
      •    Collection and Storage of organic waste
      •    Economic Value of Organic Waste
      •    Availability of Organic Waste in India
      •    Processing of Agriculture Waste
      Production of Compost
      •    Composting
      •    Importance of Composting
      •    Maximizing the Nutrients availability form Agrients availability form Agricultural Compost
      •    Effect on Soil and Crop
      •    Method of spreading compost
      •    Rate of Application
      •    Time of Application
      •    Classification of Composting
      •    Oxygen Availability
      •    Aerobic composting
      •    Anaerobic composting
      •    Temperature
      •    Method of Operation
      •    Enclosed digester
      •    Window composting
      •    Kinefics of composting
      •    Biochemistry
      •    Carbon Nitrogen Balance
      •    Ideal C.N.Ratio in Heap
      •    Moisture Content
      •    Ingredients to Avoid
      •    Paratoxics
      •    Temperature
      •    Oxygen Availability
      •    pH
      •    Microbes Involved in composting
      •    Activators of Biodegradation
      •    Design Criteria
      •    Type and Amount of compost
      •    The Climate
      •    Availability of Land
      •    Handling    
      •    Practical Method of
      •    Making Compost
      •    Consideration in building a    
      •    compost heap
      •    Size of  the compost heap    
      •    Labour    
      •    Availability of animal feed    
      •    Water availability    
      •    Pit or heap    
      •    Managing  the compost heap    
      •    Water content    
      •    Ingredients    
      •    Building the heap    
      •    Digestion    
      •    Curing    
      •    Maturation  of the compost    
      •    Practical Application    
      •    Composting
      •    Biogas Technology    
      •    Compostion of Slurry    
      •    Slurry for Agriculture    
      •    Transfer  of biogas technology    
      •    Growing of Mushrooms    
      •    Conventional Types of    
      •    Compost
      •    Compost Making and    
      •    Spawning
      •    The work schedule    
      •    First day     
      •    On  13th days     
      •    Spawning    

      Vermi-Composting
          
      •    Earthworms as Indicators    
      •    of Soil Fertility
      •    Earthworms and Plant Growth    
      •    Interaction of Vermicompost
      •    Earthworms-Mulchplantroot
      •    (VEMP)
      •    Vermicompost    
      •    Recycling  of Wastes Through    
      •    Verm-composting
      •    Minimizing Pollution Hazard    
      •    Advantages of Vermi-Compost    
      •    Adverse  Effects on Crops    
      •    Economic viability    
      •    Vermiculture Process    
      •    Selecton  of Suitable Species    
      •    Epiges    
      •    Endoges    
      •    Aneciques    
      •    Basic Characteristics of    
      •    Suitable Species
      •    Fixing Earthworms for    
      •    Identification
      •    Transport of Fixed Worms    
      •    or Laboratory
      •    Description of Suitable Species    
      •    Family : Lumbricidae    
      •    Bimastos parvus    
      •    (=Allolobophora(Bimastos) parvus Eisen)
      •    Eiseniafoetida (Sav.)    
      •    Family  : Eudrilidae    
      •    Eudrilus eugeniae (Kinb.)    
      •    Handling    
      •    Practical Method of
      •    Making Compost
      •    Consideration in building a    
      •    compost heap
      •    Size of  the compost heap    
      •    Labour    
      •    Availability of animal feed    
      •    Water availability    
      •    Pit or heap    
      •    Managing  the compost heap    
      •    Water content    
      •    Ingredients    
      •    Building the heap    
      •    Digestion    
      •    Curing    
      •    Maturation  of the compost    
      •    Practical Application    
      •    Composting
      •    Biogas Technology    
      •    Compostion of Slurry    
      •    Slurry for Agriculture    
      •    Transfer  of biogas technology    
      •    Growing of Mushrooms    
      •    Conventional Types of    
      •    Compost
      •    Compost Making and    
      •    Spawning
      •    The work schedule    
      •    First day     
      •    On  13th days     
      •    Spawning    

      Vermi-Composting
          
      •    Earthworms as Indicators    
      •    of Soil Fertility
      •    Earthworms and Plant Growth    
      •    Interaction of Vermicompost
      •    Earthworms-Mulchplantroot
      •    (VEMP)
      •    Vermicompost    
      •    Recycling  of Wastes Through    
      •    Verm-composting
      •    Minimizing Pollution Hazard    
      •    Advantages of Vermi-Compost    
      •    Adverse  Effects on Crops    
      •    Economic viability    
      •    Vermiculture Process    
      •    Selecton  of Suitable Species    
      •    Epiges    
      •    Endoges    
      •    Aneciques    
      •    Basic Characteristics of    
      •    Suitable Species
      •    Fixing Earthworms for    
      •    Identification
      •    Transport of Fixed Worms    
      •    or Laboratory
      •    Description of Suitable Species    
      •    Family : Lumbricidae    
      •    Bimastos parvus    
      •    (=Allolobophora(Bimastos) parvus Eisen)
      •    Eiseniafoetida (Sav.)    
      •    Family  : Eudrilidae    
      •    Eudrilus eugeniae (Kinb.)    
      •    Family : Megascolecidae    
      •    Lampito mauritii (Kinb)    
      •    Metaphire anomala Mich.    
      •    (=Pheretima anomala)
      •    Metaphire posthuma    
      •    (=Pheretima posthuma)
      •    Perionyx  excavatus E. Perr    
      •    Perionyx sunsbaricus    
      •    Michaelson
      •    Maintenance  of Base Culture    
      •    Vermicomposting Materials    
      •    Animal dung    
      •    Agricultural waste    
      •    Forestry wastes    
      •    City leaf litter    
      •    Waste  paper and cotton    
      •    cloth etc.
      •    City refuge    
      •    Biogas slurry    
      •    Industrial wastes    
      •    Preliminary Treatment of    
      •    Composting material
      •    Pre heated of leaf litter and    
      •    agricultural waste
      •    Small scale or Indoor    
      •    Vermicomposting
      •    Large scale or outdoor    
      •    Vermicomposting
      •    Requirements for    
      •    Vermicomposting
      •    Container    
      •    Bedding Material    
      •    Moisture content    
      •    Temperature    
      •    Initiation of Vermiculture    
      •    in India
       
      Ecological Pest Management
      •    Cultural Control    
      •    Sanitation    
      •    Tillage    
      •    Application of manures and    
      •    soil amendments
      •    Habitat diversification    
      •    Crop rotation    
      •    Trap cropping    
      •    Intercropping    
      •    Strip farming    
      •    Time of planting    
      •    Water management    
      •    Crop competition    
      •    Physical and Mechanical    
      •    Control
      •    Manual control    
      •    Burning    
      •    Solarisation    
      •    Flooding    
      •    Biological Control    
      •    Increasing the Effectiveness    
      •    of Bio-control
      •    Conservation of biodiversity    
      •    Conservation of natural    
      •    anemies
      •    Biopesticides    
      •    Host Resistance    
      •    Autocidal Control    
      •    Behavioral Control    
      •    Pheromones    
      •    Fairomones    
      •    Success Rete of    
      •    Ecological Management
      •    Other Related Approach    
      •    Integrated Pest Management    
      •    Biologically Intensive Pest    
      •    Control (BIPM)
      •    Success with Biological Control    
      •    Rice    
      •    Sugarcane    
      •    Tomato    
      •    Tobacco    
      •    Cotton    
      •    Horticultural and Plantation    
      •    Crops
      •    Future Thrust    
      Neem    
      •    Uses of Neem    
      •    Neem  for Pest Control    
      •    Limonoids    
      •    Azadirachtin    
      •    Meliantriol    
      •    Salannin    
      •    Nimbin and Nimbidin    
      •    Others    
      •    Mode of Action    
      •    Effectiveness    
      •    Good Control    
      •    Moderate Control    
      •    Poor Control    
      •    Nontarget Species    
      •    Earthworms    
      •    Beneficial Insects    
      •    Preparations  for Pest Control    
      •    Methods of Application    
      •    Water Extraction    
      •    Hexane Extraction    
      •    Pentane Extraction    
      •    Alcohol Extraction    
      •    Formulations    
      •    Additives    
      •    Practical Methods for    
      •    Preparations
      •    Control of  Stored Grain Pest    
      •    Method 1    
      •    Method 2    
      •    Method 3    
      •    Uses  of Neem Extract    
      •    Preparing  crushed neem seed    
      •    Neem to control stem borers
      •    on young plants    
      •    Extracting Neem Oil    
      •    Controlling bruchid beetles    
      •    in stored beans
      •    Control  of soil-borne pests    
      •    Neem  water extract for    
      •    plant protection
      •    Water  based neem spray    
      •    to control cutworms
      •    Success stories    
      •    Desert Locust    
      •    Cockroach    
      •    Brown Planthopper    
      •    Stored-Product Insects    
      •    Armyworm    
      •    Mosquitoes    
      •    Aphids    
      •    Fruit Flies    
      •    Nematodes    
      •    Snails    
      •    Crustaceans    
      •    Fungi    
      •    Aflatoxin    
      •    Plant Viruses    
      •    Propagation and Planting of    
      •    Neem
      •    Climatic Requirements    
      •    Rainfall    
      •    Temperature    
      •    Raising Seedlings    
      •    Transplanting    

      Utilization of Neem
      •    Chemical Constituents    
      •    Extraction    
      •    Water Extraction    
      •    Hexane Extraction    
      •    Alcohol extraction    
      •    Formulations    
      •    Effects on Inesects    
      •    Effects  on other Organims    
      •    Medicial Importances    
      •    Fungicides    
      •    Antibacterials and Antiviral    
      •    agnets
      •    Dennatological insects    
      •    Dental treatments    
      •    Other Diseases    
      •    Veterinary medicine    
      •    Nematicide    
      •    Industrial Products    
      •    Neem oil    
      •    Neem cake    
      •    Timber    
      •    Fuel    
      •    Other Products    
      •    Resin    
      •    Bark    
      •    Fruit pulp    
      •    Leaves    
      •    Conclusion    

      Patents on Neem    

      Neem in Medicine
          
      •    Preventive -Promotive uses    
      •    Curative Uses    
      •    Simple Formulations of Neem    
      •    Neem in Classicial Medicine    
      •    Traditional Tooth Brush    

      Preparation of Neem
          
      •    Products and their Uses
      •    Neem Kernel Extract    
      •    Neem Leaf Extract    
      •    Neem Cake Extract    
      •    Neem Oil Spray    
      •    General Remarks about    
      •    Spraying

      Neem in Pest Control
      •    Biological Effects of Neem    
      •    on Insects
      •    Insect Growth Regulation    
      •    Feeding Deterrent    
      •    Oviposition Deterrent    
      •    Effect of  Neem on Different    
      •    Insects
      •    Orthoptera    
      •    Homoptera    
      •    Hysanoptera    
      •    Coleoptera    
      •    Lepidoptera    
      •    Diptera    
      •    Hymenoptera    
      •    Heteroptera    
      •    Mode of  Action of Neem    
      •    products on Specific Pests
      •    Desert Locust    
      •    Cockroach    
      •    Brown Planthopper    
      •    Stored Product Insects    
      •    Leafminers    
      •    Mosquitoes    
      •    Fruit Flies    
      •    Nematodes    
      •    Snails    
      •    Plant Viruses    
      •    Fungi    
      •    Effect  on Non-Target Species    
      •    Earthworms    
      •    Effect on other Beneficial    
      •    Insects

      Neem as a Fertilizer
      •    Manurial Value
          Synonyms and    
      Properties of Neem
      •    Synonyms    
      •    Properties (General)    
      •    General  Properties of the    
      •    whole Tree
      •    Properties  of tender leaf    
      •    Properties of Leaf    
      •    Properties  of dry Leaf    
      •    Properties of Flowers    
      •    Properties  of tender Branch    
      •    Properties  of young unripe    
      •    Fruits
      •    Properties  of ripe Fruits    
      •    Properties of Seed Pulp    
      •    Properties of Oil    

      Adoption and Success
      •    Organic Agriculture an    
      •    Attractive alternative
      •    Not a Miracle Solution    
      •    Adoption in the Farming Systems Context
      •    Soil management and    
      •    Biological Processes
      •    Basic Recommendation for    
      •    Initiating Adoption of Organic Farming
      •    Fertilization    
      •    Regeneration    
      •    Pesticides    
      •    Post-Harvest
      •    Socio-economic    
      •    Farm System    
      •    Human Resource Management    
      •    Conversion    
      •    Processing    
      •    Marketing    
      •    Factor Affecting Adoption    
      •    of Organic Farming
      •    The  degree of Intensification    
      •    of farming system
      •    Agroclimatic factors    
      •    Labour Inputs    
      •    Environmental concerns/    
      •    negative experiences with agrochemicals
      •    Land  size and ownership    
      •    Cropping  systems and sub-systems within the farm
      •    Proximity  to urban markets    
      •    Economic factors    
      •    Education/lack of knowlege    
      •    Availability and cost of
      •    organic materials    
      •    Culture    
      •    Gender    
      •    Aversion to  the  use of organic    
      •    methods
      •    Active promotion and    
      •    preference for agrochemicals
      •    Adoption in India    
      •    Causes  of Low adoption    
      •    Success  with organic farming    
      •    Improvement in the    
      •    environment
      •    Soil Health    
      •    Organic matter build-up
      •    Biological Activities    
      •    Physical conditions    
      •    Chemical Properties    
      •    Water Quality    
      •    Air Quality    
      •    Energy Use    
      •    Biodiversity        
      •    Flora    
      •    Landscape    
      •    Sustainability of Food    
      •    Production System
      •    Balance Sheet to Decide    
      •    Adoption
      •    Prospects    
      •    Success Stories of    
      •    Organic Farming
      •    Organic Food (Gujarat, India)    
      •    Economic Viability    
      •    The organic way    
      •    Narayan Reddy's farm    
      •    Breaking out of the pesticides    
      •    cotton wedlock
      •    The Organic Solution-    
      •    Maikaal Project, M.P., India
      •    Medicinal Plant Production    
      •    Ecological Production of    
      •    Medicinal Plants in the Thar desert of India
      •    In-situ production    
      •    Agriculture Production    
      •    Harnessed The Potential    
      •    by N.D. Prajapati
      •    Sekem in Egypt :    
      •    bio-dynamic production and a way of life
      •    Areas, need attention to    
      •    popularize organic farming
      •    Governmental Efforts    
      •    International Efforts    
      •    Policy    
      •    Technical Support    
      •    Direct Assistance    
      •    International Organizations    
      •    Scientific Congress on    
      •    Organic Agricultural Research (SCOAR)
      •    The  Goals of SCOAR    
      •    International Federation of    
      •    Organic Agricultural Movements (IFOAM
      •    The Organic Farming    
      •    Research Foundation (OFRF)
      •    Organic Farming in the    
      •    Indian Sub-Continent
      •    Background    
      •    History
      •    Status  of Organic Farming    
      •    in India
      •    Nodal  Agency of IFOAM-India    
      •    Institute  for Integrated Rural &n

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