College of Agriculture, Forestry and Food Science (CAFF)

Potential of nanotechnology in Agriculture and crop protection: Precision agriculture

This innovation project is about precision farming using none-technology based wireless sensor network. The nanotechnology electronics has potential to improve the quality, safety and availability of the food that we eat. Developing and implementing such application will involve the design and fabrication of biologically sensitive none-sensor for detection of specific chemical/ biochemical signals, and macro-, nanoelectromechanical actuators that can respond to those signals

Integration of urban organic waste stream into integrated agriculture (climate smart agriculture production systems).

This project seeks to address the challenge of waste management while strengthening farming by integrating urban organic waste stream into integrated agriculture by reducing greenhouse gas, addressing environmental pollution, reducing land required, reducing waste management cost, providing nutrients for soil as well as generating animal feed protein products will be addressed in this innovation project