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Agriculture of India:

                             Nurturing growth & Sustainability



           Agriculture has been the backbone of India’s ceremony for centuries, providing livelihood to
           millions of people and play a crucial role in ensuring food security. With a diverse range of agro
           climatic zones, fertile soils and abundant water resources. India has emerged as one of the world’s
           leading agriculture nations.


                          India’s agriculture heritage dates back to ancient times when the Indus valley
           civilization show cased advanced farming practices. Over the years, agriculture has erhead,
           incorporating technological advancements and modern techniques. The green resolution of 1960s
           and 1970s played a pivotal role in increasing agriculture productivity through the adoption of HYU
           seeds.


                          In recent years, technology adoption has played a vital role modernizing Indian
           agriculture. The use of advanced techniques, gently modified crops and precision farming led to
           increased productivity and reduced input costs for farmers. Further more the promotion of organic
           farming and sustainable agriculture practices aim to ensure food security while preserving the
           environment.


                          Agriculture continues to be a critical sector for India’s socio-economic development.
           Despite the challenges it faces, Indian agriculture has demonstrated resilience and the ability to
           adopt the government along with various stake holders, is working towards creating an enabling
           productivity, improving market access and ensuring the welfare of farmers.





                                                                                     Aniket Maji
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                                                                                     ASI/RO S.N. Maji (3Sig. BN)



































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