ISSN: 2329-6674
Shoolini University of Biotechnology, Himachal Pradesh, India
Short Communication
Pesticide residue Analysis in pea samples available in Hilly areas of Himachal Pradesh (Solan, India) (Conventionally and organically raised) by coupling QuEChERS technique with GC-MS
Author(s): Gaurav Sharma
Pea is most popular and widely grown, annual pulse grain playing an important role in the upliftment of the economy of hilly area farmers. The application of chemical pesticides have increased in recent time, but has gradually contributed to increased environmental hazards, soil deterioration, thus disturbing the beneficial microbes and biological balance, leading to various dreadful diseases like cancer. Keeping in view the above burning criteria, the studies were conducted focusing on the in-conversion phase of a chemical cultivation system to an organic cultivation system. The results highlight the various parameters like soil health and pesticide residual analysis and their differential behaviour in both the systems (Chemical and Organic). A baseline survey was conducted for comparing differences in behaviour of farmers towards in-conversion phas.. View More»