The New agricultural policy that took ten years to evolve ought to have proposed more substantive changes, addressing the problems of the poorest of farmers. They have no means of support when the crops fail, very little capital for investment and are usually not the owners of the land they till.
Examine the role of internet helping for RURAL and Agricultural Development of India. In today's world, access to information and improved communication is a crucial requirement for sustainable agricultural development.
Since the dawn of independence, several steps have been taken to develop the agricultural sector of the country. The major break through has been achieved in food grains production.
Short essay on the Agricultural Policies of India. The basic objective of agricultural planning in India is to improve the level of production and productivity in the agricultural sector. Further, it aims at a proper distribution of gains from ..
Agricultural practices changed dramatically and went through a major transition as traditional farming methods were largely replaced by modern high-intensity agriculture with new technologies, mechanization, increased chemical use, specialization and government policies that favored maximizing production.
Conversation of cultivable lands is achieved not only through preventive and remedial measures to control soil erosion, but also through the application of innovative agricultural technologies.
Over many thousands of years, human beings became increasingly dependent on cultivated crops and less and less dependent on wild varieties. The earliest agriculturists practiced subsistence level farming, which provides food only for the farmer’s family.
The "Agricultural Promotion and Investment Corporation of Orissa Limited (APICOL)" was set up by the Government of Orissa in the year 1996. The objective behind the formation of "APICOL" is to increase investments in agriculture and shifting the traditional orthodox type of agriculture into commercial and competence type of agriculture.