Crisis in the Fields: Long-Term Solutions Crucial for Agriculture’s Survival Amid Heatwave
The intense heatwave sweeping across north India has confined many to their homes, but agriculture remains vulnerable to this extreme weather phenomenon.
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The intense heatwave sweeping across north India has confined many to their homes, but agriculture remains vulnerable to this extreme weather phenomenon.
Extreme weather events are becoming increasingly common across the globe. In India, the agricultural sector is especially vulnerable to these changes, with floods, erratic rainfall, and extreme heatwaves posing significant threats.
In the backdrop of losses from successive Kharif and Rabi crops, particularly maize and wheat, coupled with high diesel and electricity rates and skyrocketing compost prices, the farming community in Pakistan faces increasing disillusionment.
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According to a 2022 report by FAO, soil has been declared finite by the United Nations, which predicts catastrophic soil loss within 60 years.
Government and agricultural stakeholders gathered at a stakeholder workshop to address the pressing issue of excessive use of chemical fertilizers in agriculture. The workshop, titled “Strategy for Promotion of Alternative Nutrition to Reduce Dependence on Chemical Fertilizers for Soil Health and Sustainability,” aimed to find solutions to combat reduced soil fertility and vitality caused by unbalanced nutrient application.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized the significance of the G20 Agriculture Ministers’ meeting in Hyderabad, urging them to collaborate on…