Poor Management

Definition

Poor management refers to the ineffective or negligent handling and supervision of resources such as farmland that results in negative consequences. It involves not implementing sustainable practices or failing to address issues promptly.

Related terms

Soil salinization: The accumulation of salts in soil due to improper irrigation methods or inadequate drainage systems.

Monoculture: A farming practice where only one crop is grown repeatedly on the same land without rotation, leading to nutrient depletion and increased vulnerability to pests.

Water pollution: Contamination of water bodies by harmful substances like chemicals or waste materials from agricultural activities, impacting aquatic life and human health.