Agriculture is potential sector of any country. specially Agro economy is saved india from crises during Transition period. We found Agro-economy is super economy under Transitional economy..eg.India after researching world class all Transitional countries including Russia as developed country. Let me correct that Agriculture alone sector contributes 1/3 GDP in India. Further 60% direct dependent on Agriculture and other 15% indirect and part time and value added business., of the indian population. That is how India contribute for Agriculture. With all this India is self sufficient in food grains for another 5 yrs, unless if any changes made by the recent government which will destablize will make an impact. It is also clear farmer is an independent contributor with own income mostly in the nature blended business as culturally and traditionally involved. It is the pros and concerns with a green revolution. it increased bringing land under cultivation, through chemical fertilizer and pesticides, and partly high yield dwarf wheat for Punjab and some part of North India. the odd is that farmer forgotten to save erosion and OM in soil. That results soils become habit for fertilizer, and accumulating salts and nitrates, and decrease of yield. Although farmer in India developed as second green revolution, by useing nature flourished systems and a self sufficient in food grains., but he was lack with good potential market system, and banking/finance system. That results farmers crises. immence research is needed in Agriculture locally to produce cost economic food , however this is only possible when one can save the food waste, and by good cultivars. Agronomic revolution is need in the cultivars developed for Indian agriculture like drought resistant variety, flood tollerent variety and also on and above the pest and disease resistant variety. This will decrease the tension of farmer and his BP and socially he move as free bird unlike a white caller employee.
Posted on: Tue, 11 Nov 2014 15:38:54 +0000
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