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Integrated Farming System, A Modern Tactic to Maintain Equilibrium Between Agriculture, Environment and Economy: A Review

Traditional Indian agriculture is mainly focused on manpower, which involves lots of hard work and energy but is difficult to earn their livelihood because of very less output even though it requires considerable inputs in terms of seeds, livestock breeds, fertilizers, pesticides, and energy, feed, and labour. An innovative farming system with maximum productivity and fewer input drives is an urgent need to consider an integrated farming system. It efficiently recycles the natural resources and maintains nutrient equilibrium, brings about soil, air and water sustainability, and enhances economic profitability and stability, thus preserving the quality and diversity of the living world.