ALGAE BIOFERTILIZATION AS A TYPE OF MODERN CLEAN AGRICULTURE AROUND THE WORLD / REVIEW ARTICLE

Authors

  • Siham N.Lefta Department of Biology Science, Mustansiriyah University, POX 46079, Iraq-Baghdad
  • Baraah Hussein Abdulhadi Department of Biology Science, Diyala University, Iraq-Baghdad
  • Estabraq Mohammed Ati Department of Biology Science, Mustansiriyah University, POX 46079, Iraq-Baghdad.
  • Reyam Naji Ajmi Department of Biology Science, Mustansiriyah University, POX 46079, Iraq-Baghdad.

Keywords:

Environmental Pollution, Biofertilization, Clean, Agriculture

Abstract

Today we need a new and conscious approach to agriculture in order to respect and preserve the environment in which we live, and for a better future, aims to implement this new model day by day. Agriculture plays a fundamental and important role in a person’s life, as it provides him with his basic needs of clothing and food, so paying attention to the agricultural sector, developing it, and using modern technological methods is necessary to keep pace with changes global development in the agricultural field, the most important of which is following a sound agricultural policy that is consistent with the requirements of the times despite the FAO’s confirmation that the year 1966 witnessed an increase in global production of strategic grain crops by about 7%, the global supply of grains decreased and prices rose by more than 50% in the same year. The fact that we are a consumer society, including strategic food, which means, specifically, that we lack food security. Predictions are that the increase in demand for food will reach 70% in 2030 AD overcoming this bleak picture is possible if we focus on agricultural production with the aim of meeting food needs, this is done through integrated agricultural plans that take advantage of the moderate climate and vast areas of land arable and non-cultivated crops, water, and agricultural modernization techniques to meet the challenges of the future.

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2024-02-08

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Siham N.Lefta, Baraah Hussein Abdulhadi, Estabraq Mohammed Ati, & Reyam Naji Ajmi. (2024). ALGAE BIOFERTILIZATION AS A TYPE OF MODERN CLEAN AGRICULTURE AROUND THE WORLD / REVIEW ARTICLE. European Scholar Journal, 5(2), 23-27. Retrieved from https://scholarzest.com/index.php/esj/article/view/4296

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