"SEC | S20W1: Impact of Climate Change on Agriculture"
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Your course on agriculture is very important. Climate change and the problems and solutions it causes among us. All these things I got in your course and learned some important things. I will try from there to give the correct answer. So let's before that I need to invite friends who will do my post and they will also participate here. They are @patjewell @aviral123, @shiftitamanna and @ripon0630 brother..
The impact of climate change affects the agricultural sector. and disrupt production. As flash floods cause inundation and waterlogging causes rotting of crops in agricultural land and food shortages, farmers are unable to save enough seeds and suffer year after year. Excessive drought results in crop failure due to lack of water, and production of sufficient food crops is disrupted.
Heavy rains, hailstorms, excessive droughts, all result in heavy crop losses. And all these are caused by climate change, deforestation, river drains and ponds filling, industrial emissions, increase in carbon dioxide and carbon-di- Lack of vegetation to absorb oxides, besides dumping of polythene plastic into the soil are responsible for climate change.
And this climate change has a bad impact on agriculture. Polythene and plastic that cannot be absorbed by the soil result in harmful chemical effects of polythene and plastic disrupting crop production. So of course climate change affects the agricultural sector.
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Both excess rainfall and excess drought are detrimental to crops. Excess rainfall that causes waterlogging and waterlogging of cropland, rotting of crop roots and crop rot, and waterlogging of cropland causes various crop diseases. Especially bacterial diseases, fungal and viral diseases are caused. For example, root rot which results in water logging in cropland and spoils the crops.
Downy mildew is a fungal disease that produces a white powder on the underside of leaves that causes leaf rot. And excessive drought causes cropland to become water-deficient, resulting in crop failure due to lack of water, and excessive drought degrades soil quality, which in turn disrupts crop production.
Adverse climate change has a major impact on agriculture, such as excessive drought or warmth that favors the production of new insect pests, such as certain bacteria that can thrive in the heat, and certain fungi that can thrive, and such bacteria and fungi can affect crops. Does a lot of damage. and causes various diseases.
Just as excess drought results in the emergence of various pests that damage crops, excess rainfall or excess moisture is responsible for the development of fungi, which in turn cause a variety of fungal diseases in crops, notably blight and downy mildew. Farmers can adopt some methods to control pest crop diseases, such as disease-resistant crops, so that crops can be produced in both wet and dry environments.
Adoption of drainage systems, and irrigation in water voids. Measuring soil acidity and alkalinity, producing crops, and trying to maintain soil quality. Use of different types of organic pesticides for disease prevention. etc. farmers can control pests and crop diseases.
Climate change necessitates some changes in irrigation systems. Adoption of smart irrigation systems, i.e. adoption of micro-controlled irrigation systems, which play an effective role in preventing water wastage. Water reuse and watershed conservation play an effective role in preventing water wastage.
Irrigation by reviewing the weather during excess rains, no irrigation during rains, dry season irrigation. Schedule irrigation by regularly monitoring the weather. Thus the irrigation system should be changed along with climate change.
The two best ways to combat climate change are carbon sequestration, and tree planting. Currently, the world is cutting down forests from villages to make cities. As a result, the amount of carbon dioxide is increasing. In addition, mill wastes, various types of harmful chemicals cause great damage to the environment. Therefore, first of all, forest cutting should be avoided.
We should refrain from building cities by destroying nature, we should use chemicals in factories, the waste part of which is not harmful to the environment. A lot of trees need to be planted every year to control carbon dioxide and balance the environment. This is how climate change will be possible.
Welcome to the agro-learning challenge season 20.
Observations and suggestions:
. You have explained climate change very nicely by stating some of the required points
. Nice explanation on impacts from extreme rains and droughts. Having highlighted how damaging they are to our farms
. Generally, you have made a good post.
Thank you, for the participation.
We hope to see you in week 2.
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