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1. Advantage of integrated farming NOBAL FREDRICK J 2022048030

2. Productivity Increases yield per unit area by growing multiple crops. Maximizes the use of available space (horizontal and vertical).

Uses resources efficiently, increasing output.

Enhances productivity with integrated enterprises like livestock and fisheries.

3. Profitability Reduces production costs by using waste as input for other components.

Increases overall farm income.

Eliminates the need for middlemen, improving profit margins.

Enhances profitability per rupee invested..

4. Sustainability Promotes recycling of organic materials, preventing pollution.

Maintains soil fertility and productivity.

Reduces reliance on chemical inputs.

Ensures long-term environmental sustainability.

5. Balanced Food Produces a variety of food items: protein, vitamins, minerals.

Solves malnutrition issues in rural areas.

Ensures a well-rounded diet for farmers.

Increases food security by linking different farm components.

6. Pollution-Free Environment Reduces the use of harmful chemicals like pesticides.

Converts waste into organic manure.

Lowers environmental pollution levels.

Supports eco-friendly farming practices.

7. Recycling Reuses waste from crops and livestock.

Converts waste into resources like compost or biogas.

Reduces farm production costs.

Helps maintain the balance of nutrients in the soil.

8. Year-Round Income Generates continuous income from multiple products like milk, eggs, and crops.

Ensures steady cash flow for farmers.

Diversified enterprises reduce financial risk.

Promotes regular sales through livestock and crops.

9. Adoption of New Technology Farmers are encouraged to use modern farming techniques.

Increases efficiency in farm operations.

Adopts advanced tools for planting, irrigation, and fertilization.

Helps small farmers compete with large-scale farms.

10. Energy Crisis Solution Organic waste can be used to generate biogas.

Reduces dependence on fossil fuels.

Provides a renewable energy source.

Solves energy shortages in rural areas.

11. Fodder Crisis Solution Grows perennial fodder crops for year-round animal feed.

Improves soil health by growing nitrogen-fixing fodder plants.

Ensures a stable supply of animal feed.

Reduces dependence on external fodder sources.

12. Fuel and Timber Crisis Solution Promotes sustainable use of fuelwood and timber resources.

Reduces the gap between fuelwood demand and supply.

Encourages agroforestry to meet wood needs.

Helps in afforestation and forest conservation efforts.

13. Avoid Forest Degradation Prevents overuse of forest resources for timber.

Reduces illegal logging and deforestation.

Promotes forest conservation by linking agroforestry.

Helps restore degraded forest lands.

14. Employment Generation IFS integrates multiple enterprises, creating year-round employment opportunities.

Increases labor demand on farms by combining livestock and crop production.

Reduces underemployment by utilizing family labor effectively.

15. Improve Literacy Farmers adopting IFS gain knowledge across various sectors like fishery, sericulture, and agroforestry.

Expertise in multiple components helps farmers face long-term challenges.

Promotes education through hands-on experience in diverse farming practices.

16. Provides Opportunities for Agri -Oriented Industries When farm products from IFS are produced at commercial levels, it opens up allied industries.

Ensures value addition by preserving by-products during gluts in the market.

17. Increase Input Efficiency IFS optimizes the use of inputs across different farm components.

Leads to higher benefit-cost ratios by efficiently using resources.

18. Improves Standard of Living for Farmers Income from various farm activities such as milk, fruits, and vegetables helps improve living standards.

Creates a sense of professional pride among farmers as their income increases.

Helps rural families achieve financial stability.

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