International Conference on Agriculture Science, Horticulture Research and Environment Engineering (ICASHREE - 26)

This track focuses on the latest advancements in agricultural engineering technologies and methodologies. It aims to explore how engineering principles can enhance productivity and sustainability in agricultural practices.

This session will delve into sustainable practices in horticulture, emphasizing eco-friendly techniques and resource management. Participants will discuss innovative approaches to improve crop yield while minimizing environmental impact.

This track addresses the intersection of animal science and welfare, highlighting research on animal husbandry practices. It aims to promote discussions on improving the health and well-being of livestock through scientific advancements.

This session will examine the environmental consequences of various agricultural practices, including soil degradation and water resource management. Researchers will present findings on mitigating negative impacts while promoting sustainable agriculture.

This track will explore the role of biotechnology in enhancing crop resilience and productivity. Topics will include genetic engineering, molecular breeding, and the ethical implications of biotechnological interventions.

This session will investigate the effects of climate change on agricultural systems and food security. Researchers will discuss adaptive strategies and technologies to mitigate risks associated with changing climatic conditions.

This track focuses on the importance of soil health in agricultural productivity and sustainability. Participants will share research on soil management practices that enhance fertility and promote ecological balance.

This session will highlight advancements in precision agriculture, including the use of data analytics and remote sensing technologies. Discussions will center on optimizing resource use and improving crop management through technological innovations.

This track will cover integrated pest management (IPM) strategies aimed at reducing reliance on chemical pesticides. Researchers will present innovative approaches that combine biological, cultural, and mechanical methods for pest control.

This session will address the critical issue of water resource management in agricultural systems. Topics will include irrigation practices, water conservation techniques, and the impact of water scarcity on food production.

This track will explore the evolving landscape of agricultural policy and its implications for research and practice. Participants will discuss policy frameworks that support sustainable agriculture and address global food security challenges.