Dimensions of Agriculture

“If we pollute the air, water, and soil that keep us alive and well, and destroy the biodiversity that allows natural systems to function, no amount of money will save us.” As said by David Suzuki, an environmental activist is holding its practical meaning today when we are on the verge of losing our biological diversity at the fastest rate ever since human civilization. From economy to environment, water to weather, soil to shelter, fire to food, and even for most of our medicines we are still dependent on our nature and its biodiversity but even after being so much reliant on nature we humans are still living in the dreams and we are just exploiting our nature more than its limit and inviting destruction both for us and the future generations. The increasing deforestation, industrialization, urbanization, eutrophication, and biomagnifications are directly or indirectly decreasing our biological diversity and their habitat which result in the decreasing carrying capacity of our nature...

As we all know the biggest global problem we are facing is climate change. Although it affects all the dimensions of our earth, agriculture and biodiversity are vulnerable. The unpredictable pattern of rainfall and extreme climatic events make farmers more vulnerable to committing suicide and weakening their economic condition, especially in developing countries. With these thoughts in mind, I want to share my poetic work under the title                           " Climate Change - The Uncertain evil " Flood in this season Drought in the next In this uncertain situation we can not be at rest This threat has shaken the nation Full of danger and strange The biggest global problem we called it climate change It affects all the world From humans to the Vulture But the biggest threat it poses Is on the backbone of agriculture When I need water for irrigation I see the sky for some rain But not even a drop to drink all my hard w...

. As we all know SOIL is a living body and one of the most fundamental elements of our life and it supports millions of forms of life ranging from prokaryotes to eukaryotes, maintaining a balance in our ecosystem and the most important for agriculture all over the world. It just acts like our mother in this nature. At present, the non-judicious use of chemicals in agriculture is posing a major threat to its health and other non-judicious mechanical operations destroy its structure as well as decrease both soil fertility as well as productivity. Keeping these thoughts in mind I want to share my creative work on this issue under the title "SOIL- Our Natural Mother"                                                           Soil- Our Natural Mother                             ...