integrated forming system is a cultivation mode to produce 2 types cultivation in same land (for ex:paddy and poultry in same land)

1. INTEGRATED FARMING
SYSTEM(IFS)
Presented by:
Ch.srimatha

2. Introduction
Objectives
Types of IFS
Examples of IFS
Advantages
Constraints
Conclusion
CONTENTS:

3. IFS involving diversified components such as
agriculture, horticulture, forestry & animal husbandry
have been proved to be economically viable,
technically feasible, environmentally sustainable and
socially acceptable.
INTRODUCTION

4. OBJECTIVES
To ensure optional utilization and conservation of
available resources and effective recycling of farm
residues within system
To maintain sustainable production system without
damaging resources/environment

5. TYPES OF IFS

6. EXAMPLES OF IFS

7. ADVANTAGES
Waste product utilization
Availability of nutrition food
Help in environmental protection
Employment generation
Recycling
Loss coverage

8. CONSTRAINTS
Cost effective
Non-availability
Lack of know-how
Lack of marketing at village level

9. CONCLUSION
Increasing food production
Increasing income
Improving nutrition
Without any adverse effect on environment
Agro- eco-system