#Agro engine

[lairofsentinel]

I love how this post forgets entirely that a lot of ppl are against GMO because they are deeply related to modifying food in order to resist certain pesticides that then end up in our food. It’s not because “contains genes”, it’s because contains non-biodegradable substances that pollute our lands and, by now, our clouds and rain. It’s about the chemicals that have tons and tons of studies showing they increase the development of allergies in the population, cause unusual hormone alterations, and even affect fetus in pregnant ppl. In the towns around the fields where they are spread, you have 3 times more cancer cases than the national mean, specially in kids. So, no, it’s not “mere genes”. It’s a lot more and deeper, related to sustainability and public health, which is also science that corporations ignore completely. What I found so curious is that most ppl from first world countries does not know that the majority of the GMO is not related to “make crops flood resistant”, but resistant to pesticides. Monsanto loves spreading that concept that GMO is just used to make “food have more vit A”. And ppl just repeat. Countries where we truly endure the use of GMO in our lands, we know exactly that GMO means.

GMO has existed forever, natives such as the incas practised it, it’s not “new”, it’s not “modern science”. Mexicas developed a hundred corn types over centuries with this technique. Again, it’s not new. Now we can accelerate the genetic modifications and be more accurate with the modern techniques, but it’s mostly to make them resistant to pesticides. Why do you think Monsanto was bought by Bayer years ago? The same corporation that sells you pesticides, that are, most of the time, non-controlled in their manipulations, is the same one that sells you food and then medicines because the illnesses related to the constant ingest of these [non-regulated] pesticides. And this is one of the many negatives effects. Another one that happens with GMO [even though nobody in this fucking place wants to acknowledge it] is the mono-cultive practices [non-rotation of the crops] that destroy the health of the soil, and if you don’t have a soil with rich minerals, the plants you put to grow there won’t develop properly or will be poor in minerals and vits. So, we have poorer food and erosion. Because, yes... GMO used in this way causes it. A big problem that, again, nobody speaking about GMO seems to know. We are not speaking about the erosion of the soils and how these practices are destroying entire countries’ biodiversity. 

Another great danger that specialists have been repeating over and over is that GMO usually forces similar modifications in different crops so different plants can resist the same pesticides that are sold in a big “bio-package”. This causes that weed and some plagues became resistant or stronger to this pesticide, so every few years we need higher doses or stronger pesticides that end up in our food and in our body [because so far, a lot of them are not biodegradable]. All the problems listed above become more concentrated. 

The other important danger is that it may happen a plague or a fungus that may be particularly prone to develop, associated with a similar modification that was used on different crops. This can endanger a lot of different crops with one single plague, causing potential destruction of big quantities of different kinds of food [this is also a very old concern known by natives since centuries ago, reason why they always tried to use rudimentary GMO techniques to favour a diversification of the crops, not the other way around like corporations do now]. So far we know, scientists have talked about this a lot, but one thing is a scientist talking about this issue, and another is a food-monopolised-corporation doing it, especially when corporations see more profit by just reducing the diversification in our food [less different bio-packages to develop]. 

And we can continue with the silly argument that “corporations are different to the GMO technique”, and even though that’s true “technically”, the reality shows otherwise. We live in a world where GMO has been monopolised. Hell, food industry is already monopolised, so don’t be so naive to think that we still can keep things separated. 

“Mere genes”. I would love so much this place to learn the topic properly before dismissing entire populations in this way. GMO, as it’s now, controlled and monopolised by corporations, is a big no-no. And dismissing the entire population whose children have 3 times more cancer cases than the national mean [northern provinces of Argentina, for example] because these pesticides, annoys me a lot. Never ever I've seen an integral post of GMO in this place. The topic is a looot more complex than the religious adoration of science or feeling superior because “I know science” or “I _believe_ in science”. Not all science is good, not all science is well tested before being used, corporation science is always a big question mark in many, many contexts, and science is always founded and moved by interests [unfortunately, more and more corporate interests by now]. Science is good, but don’t turn it into the new religion. It has limits and flaws, and it’s dirty to the neck with interests that few want to acknowledge. 

Funny how that works

[medicalweightloss100]

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[lamaisongaga]

FASHION CREDITS: LADY GAGA AT COACHELLA WEEKEND I

Eight years after she first made history at Coachella, Lady Gaga reclaimed her throne in 2025 with a headlining performance that was nothing short of operatic chaos. 

Choreography by Parris Goebel, styling by HARDSTYLE, hair by Frederic Aspiras and glam by Sarah Tanno-Stewart.

Her dark pop spectacle opened with a haunting visual interlude titled “The Manifesto of Mayhem”—a cinematic overture that reintroduced the world to Mistress Mayhem, Gaga’s latest alter ego.

Bathed in crimson light and surrounded by shadows, Gaga emerged on the screens in a rare archival piece: a bondage-inspired black leather straitjacket from Dolce & Gabbana’s Spring/Summer 2003 collection. The jacket, adorned with a grid of heavy buckles and silver hardware, set the tone for the night—iconoclastic, provocative, and entirely in control.

The incredible black mesh boater hat with rubber barbed wire around was created for our girl by milliner Lara Jensen who‘s been working with Gaga for over a decade!

Her angelic counterpart donned the Garden Fairy mesh corset top made from recycled vintage fabrics ($925 - sold out) from Central Saint Martins graduate Gyouree Kim‘s Spring/Summer 2025 "Cherubim" collection.

If the "Manifesto of Mayhem" set the tone, then what followed was pure operatic excess. Gaga made her true entrance atop a towering crimson structure draped in velvet folds—her silhouette like a deity descending upon her disciples.

The look? A custom creation by avant-garde visionaries Samuel Lewis, Athena Lawton and William Ramseur—a pleated, studded spiked masterwork of red velvet drama. Drawing inspiration from Edwardian silhouettes and Mugler’s villainous couture—particularly his take on "Lady Macbeth"—the jacket was armored in silver pyramidal studs, its spine and shoulders flaring like a queen prepared for battle.

Beneath the sweeping opera curtain–inspired skirt—engineered by the theatrical masterminds at Jet Sets —hid an elaborate cage several feet tall, housing Gaga’s dancers like a twisted chorus of shadows. The garment was both fortress and stage, its hem draping downward like blood-soaked drapery from an abandoned palace.

Topped with bone-like protrusions with crystal embellishments at the collar and sleeves, Gaga became something between a saint and a specter. Her performance from this fortress-skirted throne was a visual aria: high camp meets high art, rooted in madness, resurrection, and pure spectacle.

The opera singers beside her were dressed in huge wavy constructed yellow and black skirts with beaded velvet tops, custom-made by Candice Cuoco.

In one swift motion, she shed the heavy opera curtain—only to unveil a sensual, custom-made Samuel Lewis and Seth Pratt creation beneath. The ruby-red satin dress featured a sharp bodice with architectural puff shoulders and a plunging open front that gave way to the black lining. A crystal-embellished sash draped diagonally across her chest.

For the most intimate and arresting act of her set, Gaga appeared in a teddy—part lingerie fantasy, part gothic confessional, custom-made by the same duo. Crafted in rich black satin, the piece featured a sculpted bustier, delicate lace trim, and a shimmering crystal-embellished cross that ran from neckline to hem, catching the light like a whispered scandal.

Gaga strutted across the stage in the surprisingly affordable Leza over-the-knee boots by Steve Madden—retailing for just $89.99. Yes, you read that right.

"OFF WITH HER HEAD!"

Three of the characters are wearing these impeccable black veiled headpieces and dresses which were created by Nasir Mazhar in 2021, originally for balletLORENT.

Gaga's string orchestra wore draped black taffeta gowns made by AGRO STUDIO with custom headpieces all created by Lara Jensen.

As the lights dimmed and the stage transformed into a sepia-toned wasteland, re-emerged not as a pop powerhouse, but as a ghostly relic of beauty undone. Lying among skeletal remains and grains of dust, she conjured a scene straight from a tragic gothic fable.

For this act, titled “And She Fell Into A Gothic Dream,” Gaga wore a custom Dilara Findikoglu corset mini dress—a distressed, doll-like creation that whispered of innocence lost and romance decomposed. The off-white, almost bone-colored garment featured delicately frayed edges, an asymmetric hem, and panels of antique lace that seemed stitched together by time itself. Every rip and raw edge told a story of longing, survival, and sorrow.

The dancers wore skeleton masks made specially by Sarah Sitkin!

Gaga stepped back into one of her most iconic songs—"Paparazzi"—but this time, she didn’t just revisit it. She rearmed it.

As the familiar opening notes rang through the desert sky, Gaga reappeared in a custom Manuel Albarran armor bolero and matching helmet—a direct visual homage to the Mugler look she wore in the original "Paparazzi" music video.

For the high-octane performance featuring Gesaffelstein, Gaga slipped into a custom Marni catsuit, based on the house’s Fall/Winter 2025 collection. The original red suit—featuring beaded embroidery of a black wolf—was reimagined for Gaga as a skin-tight, asymmetrical bodysuit, fused with nude illusion mesh and stitched with jet-black sequins that glinted like sharpened claws.

To elevate the glam rock look even further, Gaga threw on a custom coat made entirely of hand-cut blue and black paper feathers, inspired by the brand’s Spring/Summer 2025 collection.

A true blast from the past are her Savannah vinyl corset boots from Penthouse.

Her female background dances all wore custom costumes by Courtney McWilliams paired with the Miista Imogen black lace-up sneaker boots!

As the opening of "Zombieboy" echoed, Gaga returned to the stage, wearing a striking custom look designed by Samuel Lewis and William Ramseur: a military-inspired royal blue satin bustle coat, tailored to perfection and cut with razor-sharp precision. The garment featured exaggerated puffed shoulders, a nipped waist, and a flared skirt with an almost theatrical silhouette, marrying 18th-century regency with gothic fantasy. The pièce de résistance? The coat’s intricate gold embroidery, stitched by the artisans of Altesa Embroidery, which shimmered like bone filigree under the stage lights—mirroring a skeletal ribcage and spine that gave the look both regality and decay.

But Gaga didn’t stop there. To crown the ensemble, she donned a custom Marni paper feather helmet, styled like a twisted jester’s crown with raven-black plumage erupting from her temples.

The studded harness belt, she wore during "Zombieboy", was custom-made by Jonathan Burdine in collaboration with Iggy Soliven.

For "Shadow of a Man", Gaga emerged cloaked in mystery and command, donning a custom Louis Verdad x Samuel Lewis creation that was equal parts military regalia and avant-garde sculpture.

The charcoal grey structured jacket, tailored to her frame like armor, featured razor-sharp lines and a high, asymmetrical collar that framed her silhouette like a shadow in motion. Bold black patent leather straps slashed across her shoulders and waist, adding a sense of futuristic restraint to the otherwise regal tailoring.

Underneath, she wore black stretch vinyl shorts by Los Angeles Apparel.

For the final look of the night, Gaga delivered a breathtaking visual transformation in a total couture creation by Matières Fécales (formerly known as Fecal Matter), a brand famed for its futuristic, grotesque, and avant-garde sensibilities.

The custom ensemble was a full conceptual look, comprised of a satin-stitched bodysuit featuring a haunting red anatomical cross motif—meant to evoke the feeling of surgical stitches, resurrection, and rebirth (and a nod to the "Abracadabra" music video!). The bodysuit alone was a spectacle, but Gaga layered it with even more drama: a translucent organza coat (cropped specifically for her performance), and an exaggerated feathered bustle skirt constructed from delicate white plumes that moved with every beat, adding an ethereal weightlessness to the performance.

The silhouette was further intensified with a sculptural feather collar piece—a headpiece of long, otherworldly white feathers shooting upward like wings, perfectly framing her head and extending the theatrical effect, created by Paul Battenberg-Cartwright.

On her hands, Gaga wore elongated gauze gloves created by artist Yaz XL, designed to resemble haunting, claw-like monster hands. The exaggerated fingers extended dramatically into crystal-embellished tips, catching the stage lights with every movement and adding an eerie elegance to her already ethereal silhouette.

To complete the look, she grounded the ensemble with custom white lace-up ankle boots by Chrome Hearts.

The dancers were all dressed in custom Luis de Javier white lace looks and Balenciaga Cagole white boots! The nurses, that wheeled Gaga in, wore custom ILONA red gowns and hats.

[axl-ion]

Out of the BLU team, the clearest personality headcannons I have for the Mercs are the Support classes.

Yes, I did yap a lot about BLU Scout in my BLU post, but it's honestly the Support classes that have crystallised personalities in my mind.

BLU Medic is a very cold man on the battlefield, but actually pretty chill outside of it. Except for Spy and Engineer most of his teammates are below him, but he somewhat appreciates them and is always cordial. But he complains a lot too.

BLU Spy is trying to act all stone cold, but he's a cocky bastard bitch. He can get pretty agro, he holds a lot of grudges. Massive two face. But also he's cool in the Noir Detective fashion (need to see an actual noir detective film tho) if needed, 100% charmer.

BLU Sniper is as cheeky as a group of monkeys. He makes faces, grimaces, grinds teeth. He got the nickname Monkey-kid because he was found in a box of bananas and acts like it. The song Tarzan Boy is essentially about him. He is kind if he wants to be, he can be cold too, but for the most part... That guy is a monkey.

[lilskirata]

Okay its like 2.30 am, I can’t sleep and have this idea stuck in my head and I just KNOW I‘m not the only one, although reddit has like two posts asking about it and I found like just two fanarts? Nevertheless I had to write it and I‘m sorry if its not good or anything and sorry for not factchecking the timeline or wordings of things but I‘m too lazy to watch the movie while writing so yeah, just bear with me on this one.

Jurassic Park: A New Beginning with Steve Irwin

Chapter 1: The Crocodile Hunter and the Dinosaurs

John Hammond never did anything halfway. When he set out to bring dinosaurs back from extinction, he spared no expense. And when it came time to ensure his dream was viable—to secure expert approval—he knew he couldn’t rely on paleontologists alone. No, this wasn’t just about fossilized bones or ancient plant life. This was about living, breathing animals.

And so, instead of stopping at Dr. Alan Grant and Dr. Ellie Sattler, Hammond decided to seek out one more voice—one that spoke not of the past, but of the present. A man whose name was known across the world. A man who had spent his life face-to-face with nature’s deadliest predators.

Steve Irwin.

Queensland, Australia — 1993

The midday sun beat down on the Australia Zoo, glinting off the water of the crocodile enclosure. A small crowd stood gathered along the fence, leaning forward in anticipation. The air buzzed with excitement as Steve Irwin—barefoot, clad in khaki, and grinning ear to ear—stood at the water’s edge, holding a chunk of raw meat.

“Alright, mates, watch this,” he called out, his voice full of boyish enthusiasm. “Now, this is Agro. He’s a big salty—fifteen feet, over a thousand kilos, and an absolute ripper of a croc. But what makes him real special is how he strikes. Watch the way he uses the water for cover…”

A ripple moved through the pond. The crowd gasped.

Then, in an explosion of force, the crocodile lunged upward, jaws wide, teeth flashing in the sunlight. Steve barely flinched as he tossed the meat in the air. Agro’s massive jaws snapped shut with a bone-shaking CRACK, and he slid back beneath the surface.

“Crikey, did you see that?” Steve laughed, turning back to the crowd. “Perfect precision. That’s a predator that’s been evolving for millions of years. Just incredible, right?”

The audience erupted in applause, but Steve had already turned his attention back to the water, watching Agro retreat to the depths.

That’s when he heard the voice.

“Absolutely magnificent, Mr. Irwin,” came the smooth, practiced tone of an older man. “I can see why they call you ‘The Crocodile Hunter.’”

Steve turned, wiping sweat from his brow. Before him stood an elderly man in a crisp white suit, leaning lightly on a cane. His blue eyes twinkled with something Steve recognized instantly—passion.

“Well, g’day, mate!” Steve grinned, stepping forward to shake his hand. “Steve Irwin. And who might you be?”

“John Hammond,” the man said, shaking Steve’s hand warmly. “I’ve come a long way to meet you.”

Inside Steve’s Office – Australia Zoo

A fan whirred softly, barely cutting through the Queensland heat. Steve sat behind his cluttered desk, arms folded, as John Hammond spread out a series of photos and documents in front of him. What Steve saw nearly took his breath away.

“Now, I know this must seem… impossible,” Hammond said, watching Steve’s face closely. “But it’s real. I’ve created a biological preserve—an island where dinosaurs live again.”

Steve let out a slow breath, rubbing his jaw. “You’re telling me… you’ve actually got real dinosaurs? Not just bones? Living, breathing dinosaurs?”

Hammond nodded. “Thanks to cutting-edge genetic engineering, yes. And that’s why I’m here, Mr. Irwin. I need someone who understands animals—not as distant relics of the past, but as living creatures.”

Steve barely blinked before he let out a booming laugh. “Mate, that’s the most bonkers thing I’ve ever heard! But crikey, if it’s true, I have to see it.”

Hammond’s smile widened. “I was hoping you’d say that.”

Two Days Later — En Route to Isla Nublar

The InGen helicopter cut through the sky, the ocean stretching endlessly below. Steve leaned out slightly, watching the waves roll beneath them. He felt the kind of exhilaration he hadn’t experienced since wrangling his first croc as a boy.

Across from him sat Dr. Alan Grant and Dr. Ellie Sattler, paleontologists whose expertise Hammond had also recruited. Grant, ever skeptical, kept shooting Steve sidelong glances.

“So, you’re some kind of… what, wildlife expert?” Grant finally asked.

Steve grinned. “Something like that. I work with crocs mostly, but I’ve wrangled just about everything—big cats, venomous snakes, even the odd cassowary. If it’s dangerous, I study it. If it’s endangered, I protect it.”

Grant frowned slightly. “And Hammond thinks you’ll have insight into dinosaurs?”

“Well, mate,” Steve said, flashing a mischievous grin, “I figure a predator’s a predator, whether it’s got scales or feathers. Crocs haven’t changed much in millions of years. What’s a dinosaur but a big, scaly mystery waiting to be figured out?”

Ellie smirked. “I think I like you.”

Hammond clapped his hands together. “Excellent! Now, hold on tight—because welcome… to Jurassic Park!”

As the Island Appears…

Through the chopper’s windows, the massive gates of Jurassic Park loomed in the distance. Lush greenery stretched as far as the eye could see, untouched wilderness hiding ancient creatures long thought extinct.

Steve leaned forward, eyes sparkling like a child’s. “Ohhh, mate, this is gonna be wild…”

And as the helicopter descended, none of them had any idea just how wild it was about to get.

Chapter 2: Hold Onto Your Khakis

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[minzart]

Oh I'm going to have fun noticing the parallels and symbolism here, it's literaly the whole show

Especially for these two, but I wanna give some context for whoever is interested in at least seeing me ramble about this show

"Meu pedacinho do chão", roughly translating to "My small piece of land" is a 2014 remake of an older TV show(we call those novelas) from the 70's of the same name, it aparently changes A LOT of the plot of the original but I didn't grew up with it neither did my grandma so it doesn't matter, like my mom didn't even knew it was a remake, but that's besides the point, it is just a small thing to know especialy if I plan to watch the original after finishing this to see what changed

The story goes as follows, in this quaint little village called "Santa Fé"(Saint faith) is arriving anew member to it's comunity, a teacher, Juliana, the first teacher for the first ever school to inaugurate there, much to Coronel(translating its "colonel" but here in brasil it's not so much of a military role as much it repesents a title if the big farm owners of the old times) Epaminondas Napoleão dismay

The plot is simple, Epa(short for Epaminondas) will try at any costs to close this school and Juliana will persist to teach the children(and adults), it's simple, it's sweet, but has an emphasis also in the romance between Juliana and Zelão, the right hand man of Epa

And now older I can see much more of the other themes playing around, like Gina, the only daughter of Epa's rival, and the man most beloved by the town bc it was by his land donation people could have a place to call their own, again much to Epas anger bc it was he that gave that man piece of his land first but in his mind it was not supposed to grown a village or God forbid a town there

She... is clearly "big mean Lesbian" coded, they call her a Mulher-Homi(she-man/woman-man), she has anger inssues, never smiles, dresses masculine, uses violence first talk later, she refuses to watch Juliana undress(they share her room for the firsts nights while the teachers room isn't ready) and is clearly affected/unconfortable by how feminine the teach is, her mother is constantly disapointed and worried while her father is in denial/ or is the only one who understands the nuance of gender for her but it's 2014 and I have low hopes, especialy bc I know she ends marring a man

But what gets me is that this story as 2 main parings, Juliana and Zelão, Gina and Fernando(Epas son), and what gets me is how these 4 are a reflection of each other

Zelão and Gina especialy, the photos above show one clear paralel consistent, both are, in the romantic parring, the Troup of "back water tough persona", Zelão's hair covers half his face until Juliana comes to town and he sees her for the first time, he intentionally pushes away that hair to "see her clearly" but also to start his own education, for the first time Zelão won't be just the man doing Epas dirty work, his vision literaly expands he finaly sees the world with two eyes instead of one

And when Gina gets agreessive her hair also covers half her face, her anger clouding judgment, she is show most times with both eyes shown but it's when she is cornered and angry her hair makes the paralel, I don't remember how her romance goes so I can judge it much better now as an adultn bc she also has so much more going on besides the main "the inportance of education" plot

Then there is Fernando and Juliana, they both are pararlel that they are the "educated" one of their pair, Fernando graduated as an agro engineer(even if his dad wanted him to become a lawyer) and Juliana is the big city teacher coming to bring knowledge to the town, and there is an attraction, at least from Fernando to Juliana, as is from every man in this town for her tbh, but there's a little thing that makes them something a bit more as characters too

Juliana is sexy, there is no way around it the camera the gestures the costume she is HOT, the story needs you to know how hot this woman is, not only pretty but hot, every single man has a boner for her, they fawn they shutter, she could be a text book example of femfatale... if, she wasn't a teacher, bc here's the thing she doesn't use saturated colors, she uses pastels, pinks and withes and blues, and bc of that she is also seen by everyone in this little village as a Saint, that is a point bc it IS THE WHOLE ROMANCE ARC BB, she is a Saint for the folk and the Devil for the Coronel, she has a good heart yes, but she makes a point to aways counter that she is no Saint, and there will be a scene, THE PICK OF ROMANCE, were she and Zelão have the talk about this, and the story better deliver in him not seeing her as a Saint anymore and just as another woman, that's how their love worked in my head

Anyways she breaks the femfatale stereotype and the Saint at the same time, she dresses not as a classical domination but as a normal pretty woman in pastels and pinks, but she still acts like an adult having many MANY, I NEVER NOTICED HOW MANY WHEN YOUNG TBH, shots and inuendos, she KNOWS the effect she has on others and it's just contempt at this point

Then there is Fernando, from the short summary that I read from the 70s he was the most changed, for starters not a playboy anymore, second... it isn't as strong as Gina's BUT, he does read bit gay to me, he is the city boy coming home, dresses fancily like a prince, as he should since he is the closest to one in this farytalesque story, he is educated treats everyone fairly (even if the atory itselfs doesn't I am not blind to not noticed we got the two racists esteritipes here with the black mama and happy/lazy black man with two kf the only 3 black characters and I fear they are the only 2 named ones but hey I just finished ep2 of 92 so who fucking knows but low hopes)

But his scene with his dad... "Dad I have something to tell you... I'm not a lawyer... I'm an engineer" is... sure something followed by Coronel kicking him out of his house, I'm still waiting to see if there's something between him and Zelão as there is to Juliana and Gina, but they have more of a "the son that his dad never had vs the son his dad has" kinda vibe, that is... not so much the focus of the other girls

I'm no expert, but I wanna try spotting this tropes stuff in this novela at least, it's easier too bc... just look at it, really colorful and full of tropes now I just wanna see how they break it

Btw a fun thing I think it's interesting is how Epaminondas was the first Coronel dressed in black that I saw and maybe existed at that time, and noticing that is how I started to see the pattern that in Brasilian TV White is the villains color, not black, black can hide the dirt if one works while withe is the hardest shit to maintain, all coronels were shown is white bc of their status, as rich, and also bc they were meant to be sympathetic in a way too (like it or not the white and black are clasiscaly aligned with good and evil), but at the time they were trying to break steriotypes...after all I still remember My teacher in grade school repeating over and over that "the Bandeirantes were not the heroes that history told us " even if it was the first time we all had even heard that term, and now older i realize she was referencing her own time at school, I got the history breaking of many propaganda that still persissted by the Vargas dictatoryship in the country

Anyways thanks for reading

[no1cutiepatootie]

being in this course for almost 18 months now.. i feel veterinary science is so beautiful and im sorry how less awareness there is about it in india whereas it's much more developed and progressive in West. sure they have more pets and what not to throw their money on and in general are aware and respectful of the importance of animals but india is literally an agro based economy where we derive so much work and products of off animals. and it's not just about becoming a vet in future, there's an entirety of jobs one can diverge to after this degree with relatively less competition and promise of both secure government and private sector jobs. the engineering and medical obsession. i know im lucky that i had a chance to escape that and try on whatever i felt right at that time but it's only the lack of exposure to possibilities that indian parents are reluctant about other fields. on and off conversations with other friends and acquaintances in non eng. and non med fields who're doing relatively better than they've had have made me realize we are so far from even a slightly good education system. they're speaking on national platforms, travelling around the globe.. was i so oblivious to other career options or the fear feeding into our brains right from childhood about a secure future that can only be provided through choosing med and engg. drives us into insanity

[blogbyrajesh]

Top 5 Misconceptions About Biomass Gasifiers (And the Truth Behind Them)

As industries and rural enterprises seek cleaner alternatives to fossil fuels, biomass gasifiers are gaining attention for their reliability and sustainability. However, despite growing adoption, several myths and misconceptions still surround this technology.

At Veera Group, we’ve worked with hundreds of clients across India, helping them understand and unlock the full potential of biomass gasification. Today, we’re debunking the top 5 misconceptions about biomass gasifiers—and showing why they’re one of the most practical and powerful renewable energy options available today.

Misconception #1: “Biomass Gasifiers Are Only for Large Factories”

Truth: This is one of the most common myths. Many people believe that gasifier systems are too complex or large for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). In reality, biomass gasifiers are scalable and can be customized to meet the needs of both small workshops and large industries.

Veera Group’s biomass gasifier machines are available in various capacities—ranging from a few kilowatts to hundreds. Whether you’re a rural entrepreneur or a factory owner, there’s a solution that fits your energy profile.

Misconception #2: “Biomass Feedstock Is Expensive and Hard to Find”

Truth: Biomass fuel is one of the most affordable and readily available energy sources in rural and agro-based regions. Materials like rice husk, coconut shells, wood chips, and groundnut shells are often agricultural waste products that would otherwise be discarded or burned.

In fact, one of the biggest advantages of biomass gasification is its ability to utilize local waste resources—reducing costs and environmental impact. Veera Group helps clients source and manage their biomass supply chain for consistent and cost-effective operations.

Misconception #3: “Gasifier Systems Are Difficult to Operate and Maintain”

Truth: While the science behind gasification may seem complex, modern gasifier machines are user-friendly and designed for easy operation. Veera Group provides complete training for operators, including how to start, monitor, and maintain the system.

Routine tasks such as feedstock loading, ash removal, and system checks can be handled by local staff with basic technical skills. Plus, Veera Group offers after-sales service and remote diagnostics to ensure smooth, uninterrupted performance.

Misconception #4: “Biomass Energy Is Not Reliable for Continuous Operations”

Truth: Unlike solar and wind power, which are weather-dependent, biomass gasifiers offer on-demand, continuous energy output. As long as there’s feedstock, your system will produce gas for thermal applications or electricity generation.

Industries that operate 24/7—such as food processing, textile manufacturing, and engineering workshops—have successfully replaced diesel generators with biomass gasifiers. You can read about these real-world applications in the Veera Group blog.

Misconception #5: “Gasifiers Produce a Lot of Pollution”

Truth: When designed and operated properly, biomass gasifiers are a clean energy solution. They produce significantly fewer emissions compared to diesel and coal, and they prevent open-air burning of biomass—one of the leading causes of rural air pollution.

Modern gasifier systems from Veera Group include gas cleaning units and emission controls that comply with environmental norms. Not only are you switching to a renewable fuel, but you’re also actively contributing to cleaner air and a greener planet.

Conclusion

Misconceptions can hold back progress—but the facts speak for themselves. Biomass gasification is safe, affordable, reliable, and sustainable. With a trusted partner like Veera Group, industries of all sizes can confidently adopt biomass energy and enjoy long-term benefits.

If you’ve hesitated because of these myths, it’s time to reconsider. Visit Veera Group’s biomass gasifier machine page to learn more or contact their team for a free consultation tailored to your needs.

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Integrated Cluster Development Scheme: A Visionary Initiative by Col Rajyavardhan Rathore

The Integrated Cluster Development Scheme (ICDS), launched under the leadership of Colonel Rajyavardhan Rathore, marks a significant milestone in fostering economic growth and social development across Rajasthan. Focused on empowering small-scale industries, artisans, and rural entrepreneurs, this initiative is set to transform traditional production clusters into engines of innovation, employment, and sustainability.

In this article, we’ll explore the goals, features, and potential impact of this scheme on Rajasthan’s economy and its people.

What is the Integrated Cluster Development Scheme?

The ICDS aims to modernize and strengthen production clusters in Rajasthan, encompassing sectors like handicrafts, textiles, food processing, and small-scale manufacturing. By integrating infrastructure development, skill training, and financial incentives, this scheme provides a holistic framework to promote regional growth.

Col Rajyavardhan Rathore’s Vision Behind the Scheme

Col Rajyavardhan Rathore, a staunch advocate for rural development and economic empowerment, believes that: “Clusters are the backbone of our economy. Strengthening them means empowering our artisans, entrepreneurs, and communities for a brighter, self-reliant Rajasthan.”

His leadership in shaping the scheme reflects a commitment to harnessing the state’s cultural heritage and industrial potential for sustainable development.

Key Objectives of the ICDS

Economic Growth: Enhance the productivity and profitability of Rajasthan’s traditional and emerging clusters.

Job Creation: Generate employment opportunities, particularly in rural and semi-urban areas.

Skill Development: Provide training to workers and entrepreneurs in modern techniques and global standards.

Sustainability: Promote eco-friendly practices in production and infrastructure.

Global Competitiveness: Enable clusters to compete effectively in national and international markets.

Highlights of the Integrated Cluster Development Scheme

1. Infrastructure Upgradation

Establishment of common facility centers (CFCs) equipped with modern tools and machinery.

Development of dedicated industrial parks and cluster zones.

Improved connectivity through roads, railways, and digital infrastructure.

2. Financial Support

Subsidies and Grants: Financial assistance for purchasing equipment and upgrading technology.

Cluster Development Funds: Allocation of funds for infrastructure, marketing, and research.

Low-Interest Loans: Easy access to credit for small businesses and artisans.

3. Capacity Building

Skill Training Programs: Workshops on modern production techniques, quality control, and innovation.

Entrepreneurship Development: Training in business management and digital marketing.

Global Exposure: Participation in national and international trade fairs.

4. Promoting Innovation and Technology

Establishment of innovation hubs within clusters to encourage research and development.

Integration of digital tools such as e-commerce platforms and management software.

5. Focus on Key Sectors

Handicrafts and Textiles: Revitalizing traditional crafts with modern designs.

Food Processing: Expanding the scope of agro-based industries with value addition.

Renewable Energy Clusters: Promoting solar and wind energy production units.

Impact of the Scheme on Rajasthan

Economic Benefits

An estimated 20–30% increase in cluster productivity within the first three years.

Boost in state GDP through enhanced industrial output and exports.

Social Empowerment

Improved livelihood opportunities for over 50,000 workers and artisans.

Empowerment of women and marginalized communities through focused support programs.

Sustainability

Adoption of eco-friendly production techniques, reducing the environmental footprint.

Examples of Targeted Clusters

Jaipur Handicrafts Cluster

Known for its exquisite jewelry, blue pottery, and textiles, Jaipur’s cluster will benefit from marketing support and infrastructure development.

Jodhpur Furniture Cluster

Famous for its wooden furniture, this cluster will see investments in modern tools and export promotion.

Bikaner Agro Cluster

A hub for food processing and agricultural produce, Bikaner’s cluster will receive funding for value-added processing units.

How the Scheme Promotes Self-Reliance

Aligned with the “Make in India” and “Atmanirbhar Bharat” initiatives, the ICDS focuses on reducing import dependency by enhancing local production capabilities. By enabling small businesses to scale up and reach global markets, it fosters a self-reliant ecosystem.

Col Rajyavardhan Rathore’s Commitment to Progress

Col Rathore has been instrumental in advocating policies that blend tradition with technology. His leadership ensures that the ICDS not only preserves Rajasthan’s cultural identity but also propels it into the future.

In his words: “This scheme is a tribute to the hardworking people of Rajasthan who keep our traditions alive while embracing the opportunities of the modern world.”

A New Dawn for Rajasthan’s Clusters

The Integrated Cluster Development Scheme is a game-changer for Rajasthan’s economy. By focusing on modernization, skill enhancement, and financial support, it promises to uplift thousands of artisans, workers, and entrepreneurs while showcasing Rajasthan’s rich heritage to the world.

This initiative is not just about economic development; it’s about empowering communities, celebrating culture, and creating a sustainable future for all.

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Friends called me a Fake Engineer, I bought their dinner.

My daughter 17, asked me to post this here. And Im the Dad who does as the women in my life tell me, which is how I ended up in a restaurant tonight with snobs. So the characters, my wife, wife’s coworker 1 and her husband arrogant engineer 1(AE1), wife’s coworker 2 and her husband my CPA, and Lastly AE2 and his wife. Each couple has two teenage children with us.

We are at a Japanese steakhouse in America where the chefs cook in front of you. CW1 and AE1 invited all of us for their youngest daughter’s birthday. Since their daughter is close with our daughter. So the parents are at one table and the teens at another. At the teen table my daughters (17 and 14) order sushi appetizers, mocktails, and shrimp with scallops. At our table the Sake is flowing along with a few top shelf drinks. My wife and I order our appetizers, drinks and dinners. We are all paying for ourselves and I see AE1 and AE2 seem to in competition for who can spend the most. My CPA and I chuckle at them and stay out of the fray. Until AE2 hears my daughter order and says to her, “careful now your daddy is only and agricultural engineer. He doesnt make as much as us real engineers.” For context they are structural engineers with Bachelor degrees, Im an agricultural engineer with a PHD. I work for governments, private investors, and several agro corporations. I own my own consulting firm. I help build sustainable reusable gardens. And this work allows me to travel to poorer countries and help them use what they have to start growing their own food. Apparently these men thought All I did was travel to impoverished places and teach people to dig in the dirt. They believed I did all this work for free and therefore made very little money. Im not “rich” by any stretch, but Im comfortable. We dont do extravagance, so we have savings and my wife works. However in 2023 I was awarded a handsome contract to design tower gardens in several states. Its a seven figure contract over three years. Back to dinner These guys ask me about the most ridiculous things. Like “is it good to grow onions and carrots in the same garden?” And were laughing at me and my work until their wives told them to stop. I chalk it up to drunken arrogance and dont even bother to answer. My CPA was laughing so hard he almost fell out of his chair. Apparently, he is AE1’s CPA as well. And knows the ins and outs of both our finances. AE1 taunts CPA to tell the table what he brought home last year after bonuses. CPA pulled up the figures on the phone and tells us. Its about 1/3 of what I brought home in 2023. The CPA says “I have yours up want me to share?” I decline. And he nods. Que another round of taunts. I go to the restroom and find the waiter. I pay for the whole check and leave a generous tip on top of what they added for a big party. After our sobert the waiter thanks me in front of everyone for the tip and wishes everyone a good night. AE1 and AE2 stare at me for a moment. I smile nod and tell CPA to tell them my income last year. After which I simply said goodnight. Petty absolutely, gratifying damn right.

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[allthebrazilianpolitics]

In Brazil’s Semi-Arid Region, Small Farmers Work Exhausted Lands, Hoping a New Government Will Revive the War on Desertification

Deforestation, erosion and overgrazing, compounded by government neglect and climate change, created a crisis. But Brazil’s new leaders have made land restoration a priority and are looking to the international community for funding.

Beyond the fence, rows and rows of lifeless coconut tree trunks stand like skeletal sentinels, their leafless forms stark against the horizon. These once-thriving giants, now mere sticks protruding from the earth, line the right side of a narrow gravel road. To the left, in a slightly lower expanse of terrain, hundreds more cling to life, their leaves dry and brittle, signaling an inevitable demise, the land itself in a state of terminal decline.

Manoel Joaquim dos Santos slowly dismounts his old motorbike, its noisy engine sputtering and belching smoke. He approaches a heavy gate, secured with a rudimentary wooden latch, and swings it open with weary familiarity.

In Brazil’s rural heartland, farmers usually welcome visitors with pride, eager to showcase their sprawling fields and flourishing crops. But on this sweltering January afternoon in the agro-village of Icó-Mandantes, Santos, 66, short and stern, with a mustache and bald pate, looks frustrated and discouraged.

Over the years, he has watched as climate change aggravated an historic drought, leaving the soil as dry as the coconut trees. The relentless sun of the semi-arid region in Brazil’s northeastern state of Pernambuco has turned his skin a weathered shade of copper and etched deep lines into his face, each one a testament to the harsh realities of his life. His gaze sweeps over the dying plantation, a poignant reflection of his own fading hopes.

“Before, I’d harvest 35,000 coconuts each season,” Santos, an Indigenous Pipipã, recalls. “Today, my production is zero.”

Santos started planting coconut trees in the 1990s on land granted to him by the Brazilian government to compensate for the loss of his ancestral home, which was submerged by an artificial lake created to power a hydroelectric plant. All of his production was sold to a processing industry established in the region. In the early 2000s, his family’s income was equivalent to 336,000 Brazilian reals (BRL) per year ($67,000).

However, the irrigation system installed by the government, which had enabled him to produce and sell so many coconuts, also contributed to the degradation of his land due to excess salt.

Now, all around this region, the soil is turning into a desert. 

The problem is not new. Three decades ago, the United Nations was so worried about the degradation of fertile lands around the world that it created a permanent forum to discuss how to slow down the process. The forum, called the Convention to Combat Desertification, has held 15 “Conferences of the Parties” (COPs) since 1994. In 1999, the COP took place in Recife, the capital of Pernambuco, the state where Santos lives. The city was selected because the region was already the most threatened by land degradation and climate change in the country. 

At that time, surveys by the Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation (Embrapa) indicated that the areas in the process of desertification, in different degrees of intensity, added up to a surface corresponding to 22 percent of the total area of the Brazilian Semiarid Region.

Continue reading.

[yayati1912]

Azotobacter Biofertilizer: A Smart & Sustainable Nitrogen Boost for Crops

In the journey toward sustainable farming, Indian farmers are increasingly embracing biological solutions to enhance soil fertility and crop productivity. Among the most effective tools available today is the Azotobacter biofertilizer—a natural nitrogen fixer that improves plant growth without the harmful side effects of chemical fertilizers.

Let’s explore why biofertilizer Azotobacter is becoming a must-have for every modern farmer and what makes it a valuable addition to your crop care routine.

🌱 What Is Azotobacter Biofertilizer?

Azotobacter is a beneficial, free-living nitrogen-fixing bacterium that converts atmospheric nitrogen into forms readily absorbed by plants. It works independently in the rhizosphere (root zone) and is compatible with a wide range of crops such as wheat, rice, maize, vegetables, fruits, and sugarcane.

Using Azotobacter biofertilizer ensures a healthy start to your crop cycle by naturally improving soil nitrogen content.

🌾 Key Benefits of Using Biofertilizer Azotobacter

✅ Natural Nitrogen Fixation: Supplies essential nitrogen to crops without synthetic chemicals. ✅ Root and Shoot Development: Promotes plant hormones like auxins and gibberellins for better growth. ✅ Stress Tolerance: Helps plants resist heat, drought, and disease. ✅ Soil Health Improvement: Enhances soil microbial activity and organic matter. ✅ Higher Yield & Quality: Supports stronger, healthier, and more productive crops.

How to Apply Azotobacter Biofertilizer

Azotobacter biofertilizer is easy to use and can be applied in multiple ways:

Seed Treatment: Coat seeds with the biofertilizer before sowing.

Soil Application: Mix with compost or farmyard manure and apply near the root zone.

Drip Irrigation or Drenching: Use the liquid formulation for mature crops.

Frequency and quantity can vary based on crop type—check the label or consult our experts for specific recommendations.

Why Choose Anand Agro Care?

At Anand Agro Care, we focus on blending nature with science to deliver powerful agri-biologicals that are:

🌱 100% organic and environmentally safe

✅ FCO-certified and quality-tested

💧 Easy to apply via drip or foliar spray

👨‍🌾 Trusted by thousands of farmers across India

Our Azotobacter biofertilizer is engineered to offer high performance, better shelf life, and strong results across different soil and crop conditions.

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Rattan Industrial: One of the Leading Storage Tank Manufacturers in India for Quality and Reliability

In today’s industrial landscape, storage tanks are not just containment units—they are vital assets that ensure safety, efficiency, and reliability in a wide range of operations. Whether it’s for water, chemicals, oil, food-grade liquids, or ethanol, the right storage solution is essential. Among the most respected storage tank manufacturers in India, Rattan Industrial has emerged as a name synonymous with engineering excellence and dependable performance.

Why Choose Rattan Industrial?

As a reputed manufacturer with years of experience, Rattan Industrial specializes in the design and fabrication of high-performance industrial storage tanks that meet the diverse requirements of sectors like distilleries, chemical processing, food and beverage, pharmaceuticals, and water treatment.

Rattan Industrial focuses on durability, precision, and adherence to global quality standards to deliver storage solutions that support long-term, trouble-free operation.

Wide Range of Storage Tank Solutions

Rattan Industrial offers an extensive portfolio of storage tanks to meet varied industrial applications, including:

Stainless Steel (SS 304, SS 316) Storage Tanks

Mild Steel (MS) Tanks

Chemical and Acid Storage Tanks

Oil & Fuel Storage Tanks

Water and Effluent Treatment Tanks

Jacketed & Insulated Storage Tanks

Horizontal and Vertical Tanks

Customized Tank Solutions

Each tank is manufactured with high-grade materials and tested to withstand demanding industrial conditions such as pressure, corrosion, and temperature extremes.

Engineered for Performance and Safety

At Rattan Industrial, every tank is built with careful attention to:

Leak-proof welding and structural integrity

Compliance with IS, ASME, or API standards

Surface finish requirements (mirror, matte, or passivated)

Corrosion resistance for aggressive media

Customizable fittings, manholes, vents, and nozzles

Their tanks are fabricated in modern workshops equipped with advanced tools and are available in a range of sizes and configurations.

Industry-Specific Applications

Serving clients across India and abroad, Rattan Industrial has developed storage solutions for:

Distillery and Alcohol Plants

Chemical & Petrochemical Units

Pharmaceutical Manufacturing

Food & Dairy Processing

Beverage Production

Water Treatment Plants

Agro-based Industries

From small-scale processing to large industrial storage requirements, Rattan Industrial delivers robust tanks that meet your application demands and regulatory requirements.

Commitment to Quality and Support

What truly sets Rattan Industrial apart from other storage tank manufacturers in India is their customer-focused approach. The company offers:

End-to-end design consultation

In-house fabrication with strict quality checks

On-site installation and commissioning

Post-installation support and service

Final Words

When your operations depend on safe and efficient storage, partnering with a manufacturer that understands your process is key. Rattan Industrial continues to lead the way as one of India’s most trusted names in storage tank manufacturing—delivering solutions that are engineered to last and designed to perform.

Visit:- https://www.liquorbottlingplants.com/storage-tank.html

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Uninterrupted Energy, Unmatched Reliability – Generator Rentals by Uptron Power in Nasik and Pune

At Uptron Power, we don’t just rent out machines—we deliver assurance. In an age where even a momentary power cut can lead to lost opportunities or halted operations, our goal is to keep you connected, efficient, and stress-free.

Rent a Dependable Generator to Drive Advancement

As one of the Generator On Rent in Nasik, from bustling educational campuses to remote construction projects, we bring power exactly where it's needed, without hassle.

●     Temporary Power for Homes, Events, and Institutions

●     AMCs (Annual Maintenance Contracts) for lasting comfort

●     Timely Generator Repairs by experienced technicians

●     Buying and returning used generators with authentic warranties

●     New Generator Installations for commercial and industrial use

Industries We Serve in Nasik:

●     Residential Complexes & Villas

●     Industrial Plants & Agro Facilities

●     Medical Units & Diagnostic Centres

●     Event Venues & Cultural Spaces

●     Shops, Warehouses, & Logistics Parks

Elite Generator On Rent in Pune – Tailored for Every Watt You Need

Blending high-performance engineering with customer-centric service, at Uptron Power, we offer one of the best Generator On Rent in Pune.

●     Fast Delivery & Setup: With our quick dispatch and on-site installations, you can prevent downtime.

●     Versatile Rental Plans: From short-term events to long-term industrial needs, we customize contracts to your timeline.

●     24x7 Support: Our expert technicians are just a call away—any hour, any issue.

●     Noise-Controlled and Eco-Friendly: Ideal for hospitals, offices, and institutions that value peace and compliance.

●     Smart Monitoring: Our modern gensets offer real-time diagnostics for zero-guesswork reliability.

What Sets Uptron Power Apart?

●     Fuel-efficient and fully serviced generators

●     Modular load configurations to suit varied requirements

●     Transparent pricing with no hidden clauses

●     Well-trained personnel for installation and maintenance

●     CPCB-compliant units, safe for sensitive environments

From residential societies to event organizers, manufacturing giants to service providers—Uptron Power fuels their momentum. We provide energy when it matters most and never leave you in the dark.

Partner with Uptron Power – Keep Your Power Unbroken

Credit:- https://genertoruptronpower.blogspot.com/2025/06/uninterrupted-energy-unmatched-reliability.html

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BSc Agriculture Subjects: Everything You Need to Know Before Choosing the Course

Agriculture is more than just farming—it's a science, a business, and one of the most critical industries in the world. As global food demand rises and sustainable farming becomes a necessity, students are turning toward BSc Agriculture as a career-launching degree.

If you're planning to pursue this course or simply want to learn more, this article will give you a complete understanding of the BSc Agriculture subjects you’ll encounter throughout the program.

What is BSc Agriculture?

Bachelor of Science in Agriculture (BSc Agriculture) is a four-year undergraduate degree spread across eight semesters. It is designed to equip students with both theoretical knowledge and hands-on skills in modern agriculture, agri-business, and sustainable farming.

This degree is recognized by the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) and is widely offered by state agricultural universities and private institutions across India.

Why Are BSc Agriculture Subjects Important?

The BSc Agriculture subjects provide a foundation in various domains including:

Plant sciences

Soil sciences

Animal husbandry

Agri-business and economics

Farm machinery and engineering

Extension education

These subjects are structured to prepare students for real-world challenges like increasing crop productivity, managing environmental risks, and innovating food supply systems.

Semester-Wise Breakdown of BSc Agriculture Subjects

Let’s look at how the subjects are typically distributed across the eight semesters.

Semesters 1 & 2: Introduction and Fundamentals

Fundamentals of Agronomy

Agricultural Heritage

Soil and Water Conservation

Agricultural Meteorology

Communication Skills

Principles of Horticulture

Microbiology and Introductory Biology

These subjects help build a strong foundation in basic agricultural practices, environmental understanding, and communication.

Semesters 3 & 4: Intermediate Level Courses

Crop Production (Kharif and Rabi)

Principles of Genetics and Plant Breeding

Agricultural Entomology

Soil Fertility and Nutrient Management

Plant Pathology

Agricultural Economics

Farm Machinery & Power

In this phase, students dive deeper into plant science, pest management, and farm economics.

Semesters 5 & 6: Technical & Practical Skills

Seed Technology

Irrigation Water Management

Animal Husbandry and Dairying

Post-Harvest Technology

Protected Cultivation Techniques

Weed Management

Environmental Studies

This level focuses on modern agricultural technologies, greenhouse farming, and sustainable practices.

Semesters 7 & 8: Field Training & Industry Exposure

RAWE (Rural Agricultural Work Experience)

Agro-Industrial Attachment

Organic Farming

Project Work / Mini Thesis

Agribusiness Management

Skill Development (e.g., Beekeeping, Mushroom Cultivation)

The final semesters are designed for practical exposure, internships, and soft skill development.

Major Categories of BSc Agriculture Subjects

Here’s how the BSc Agriculture subjects are broadly categorized: CategoryFocus Area

Agronomy Crop management, planting, and harvesting methods

Soil Science Fertility, nutrient cycles, soil health

Horticulture Fruits, vegetables, ornamental plant cultivation

Plant Breeding Genetic improvement, hybrid seeds

Entomology & Pathology Insect & disease management in crops

Agri Engineering Machinery, irrigation, post-harvest tools

Agri Economics Farm finance, pricing, rural development

Animal Husbandry Dairy, poultry, and livestock systems

Extension Education Communication with farmers and field training

Environmental Science Sustainable farming, climate resilience

Each subject helps prepare students for jobs, research, and entrepreneurship in the agriculture domain.

Career Scope After BSc Agriculture

Mastering these subjects opens up a wide range of career opportunities, such as:

Agricultural Officer (via IBPS, ICAR, PSC exams)

Farm Manager or Agronomist

Research Assistant or Scientist

Seed Technologist or Soil Analyst

Agri-Entrepreneur (Organic farming, Nursery, etc.)

Higher Education (MSc Agriculture, MBA Agri-Business)

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Why Choose BSc Agriculture?

High employability in public and private sectors

Combines science, technology, and sustainability

Suitable for students from both science and biology backgrounds

Growing demand for food security, agri-tech, and innovation

Eligible for national exams and scholarships

Final Thoughts

The BSc Agriculture subjects are not just academic topics — they’re the building blocks of a career that feeds the world. With global focus shifting toward climate-friendly and high-yield agriculture, this degree offers not only job security but also an opportunity to make real impact.

So if you're passionate about nature, food systems, and future-ready education, this program is worth considering. For more details visit our website : mgimeerut.com