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Researcher calls for sustainable farming to combat soil degradation in India

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 1
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Pooja Gupta stated that India must move towards productive, sustainable, and resilient farming systems to address challenges like soil degradation, water stress, and rising input costs in agriculture. She noted that healthy soil is the foundation of healthy agriculture and that organic farming reflects traditional Indian wisdom.

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The push toward sustainable farming systems directly relates to the operational costs and long-term productivity of the agricultural sector in India. Addressing soil health is presented as a necessary step to maintain agricultural resilience against climate change and rising expenses.

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Who's involved

  • Pooja GuptaResearcher advocating for a shift to sustainable and organic farming in India

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