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SUSTAINABILITY IN INDIAN AGRICULTURE
- Modern trends
Reddy Akkamma Bharath
R17BM550 BBA(H) Introduction: Sustainable Farming: It is the practise of farming using principle of ecology & the study of relationship between organism and their environment this form of agriculture enables us to produce healthful food These are some of the following aspects to be safeguard of sustainable farming 1) Land 2) Improving Water 3) Protecting soil erison Objectives: to study the human food an fiber needs To sustain the economic viability of firm operation Make the most efficient use of non-renewable resources Benefits of sustainable agriculture: 1. Environmental preservation: sustainable farming produce crops and raise animals without relying toxic 2. Protection of public health : these sustainable crop farms avoid hazardous pesticides they are able to grow fruits & veg safer for consumer 3. Sustaining vibrant communities : A critical component of its ability to remain economically viable providing farmers farm-workers and in food system 4. Upholding animal welfare : these are helpful to treat animals with care and also protect animals health & well being Major agriculture problems in india • Soil erison • Manures , fertilizers , and biocides • Lack of mechanization • Seeds • Agricultural marketing • Lack of transport • Scarcity of capital Techniques of sustaining farming: Use of organic fertilizers = which are used in the animals matter or veg matters Integrated pest management = it is board based approach that integrates sustainable practise for economic controle of pests it mainly controls the pests Biotechnology = use of living systems or organisms to develop or make useful products it provides appropriate new tools for use in solution of problems Crop rotation = it is practise of growing series of different types of crops in same area Modern trends in Indian Agriculture • Raising the production of food grains • Agriculture exports • Modern dairy farming • Free trade • Institutionalization of agriculture credit • Diversification of agriculture THANK YOU
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