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We investigate how cutting-edge technologies and data-driven decision-making are combined with conventional farming methods to reveal the numerous dimensions of this amazing transition.

The majority of this is burning. Each winter, when a foul cloud blankets cities in India's northern plains, especially New Delhi, farm fires cause a commotion. Most of all, even though farmers knew how adversely stubble burning can harm not only the environment but also the health of people and anyone inhaling the smoke, they had no other option but to burn the straw.

This blog will explore cutting-edge tactics and tools that can revolutionize the way you run your agricultural businesses, making them less time- and energy-intensive while simultaneously increasing productivity. These tips will enable you to move confidently and easily across the current agricultural terrain, regardless of your level of experience.

With the changing environment, farmers in India will need to adapt to continue producing crops and raising livestock. They may need to change the crops they grow, the timing of important farming activities, how they manage their water use, and what shelter or shade they provide for animals. According to the agriculture sector, currently valued at US $ 370 billion, is one of the major sectors in the Indian economy.

Healthy soils are the foundation of productive, sustainable agriculture. Managing healthy soils allows producers to work with the soil - not against it - to reduce erosion, maximise water infiltration, improve nutrient cycling, save money on inputs and ultimately improve the resilience of their crop land.