Agricultural change in India since independence?

Question

i am doing a project regarding this topic please help me out!!!!!!!!

Answer 1

India is now the world's second fastest growing economy, as well as its second most populous.  India is now among the world's leading importers of vegetable oils and food crops. Despite a rich and extensive agricultural resource base and burgeoning subsidy outlays, farm sector performance has remained sluggish, creating pressure for reform of domestic agricultural policies.  Measures to increase market orientation, improve marketing efficiency, and strengthen incentives for private investment are likely to be key goals.

Answer 2

The history of agricultural change in India would be incomplete without mentioning Dr. Norman Borlaug. I watched his video explaining benefits of agricultural biotechnology on this web site (http://www.monsanto.com/biotech-gmo/asp/... This blog (http://www.gmoafrica.org/) also regularly mentions him. Perhaps you can try to get in touch with Dr. Borlaug himself through this web site (http://www.normanborlaug.org/). All the best.

Answer 3

Because Oyster coral waters are in the new design, some have

   looked into the natural beauty of Farm India.  The best news

  of dairy increases is in the western and general farms.  The east

  will continue with a more religious production.  Talent is the key.

   India of heaven would say well this is a large country and many

  stars make a talented India.  Though in this age we have now

   India is much more, it is 3rd in world food product.  Though India

   is computer electronic and relies on ships, and lands of pacific

   they are getting smarter at harvest and nutritional direction.

   The chinese are now 4th, and Brazil is second to France is first.

   In France it is the only old enough land harvest to use both

   systems, making computer design very eastern and oriental.

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