Prashun Sachan

Chandra Shekhar Azad University of Agriculture and Technology

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Prashun Sachan is an emerging agricultural researcher whose work sits at the dynamic intersection of sustainable farming practices and cutting-edge precision agriculture technologies. His scholarship focuses on two transformative pillars of modern agronomy: the application of advanced technological tools to optimize crop production and the promotion of conservation tillage systems that protect long-term soil health. In his highly regarded 2024 review, Sachan examined how remote sensing, proximal crop monitoring, and related precision agriculture innovations can simultaneously maximize yields while minimizing environmental footprints — work that has already garnered 18 citations within its first year of publication. Complementing this, his 2023 study on Zero Tillage practices explored the multidimensional future of minimal soil disturbance farming, addressing technological advancements, climate change resilience, and adoption trajectories — accumulating 17 citations and establishing him as a credible voice in conservation agriculture discourse. Together, these contributions reflect Sachan's commitment to bridging technology and sustainability in food systems. His research speaks directly to pressing global challenges around food security, climate adaptation, and soil conservation, making his work highly relevant for students, agronomists, and policymakers navigating the future of sustainable crop production.