Mulching of ornamental plants and mowing turf grass are two essential cultural practices that are commonly done in the landscape. In this article we will discuss about Mulching and it’s benefits and some best management practices for Mulching and Mowing on landscape especially for Ornamental plants. Mulch is any material applied to the soil surface to protect or improve the area covered. Mulches are frequently applied to improve soil environment and to enhance the plant growth inside the soil as well as shoot region. It is applied around the plants base. View Semester Wise Subjects list of B.Sc Agriculture | Click here to view | They may consist of organic material such as :- • Bark • Wood chips • Leaves • Pine needles • Grass clippings or they can be inorganic material such as :- • Gravel • Pebble • Polyethylene film or • Woven ground cloth. Mulch can be applied to the soil surface, but should not rest against the stems of landscape plants. Mulching has the...
There are many problems faced by farmers while tilling the soil such as improper pH, erosion, or loss of organic matter and nutrients. But one of the most serious and persistent problem over the history of agriculture, in so many of the drier regions of the world has been Salinity . View Semester Wise Subjects list of B.Sc Agriculture | Click here to view | As a broad way we can say that soils of humid regions tend to become acid, while soils of arid regions tend to become saline. I’m Tapsendra Patel and in this article we will discuss soil with it’s Salinity issues and how to overcome from this problem. Farmers in the more arid parts of the nation have a several soil related problem—an accumulation of soluble salts. This accumulation can became a major problem in dry climates where natural amount of rainfall cannot flush the salts out of the soil . • This problem can also occur with poor drainage in irrigated fields. Irrigation water imports salts into fields where t...