Modern Agricultural Techniques In India

India is primarily an country dating back to more thanthe inadequate monsoon, which accounts a crucial role
ten thousand years. Today, India ranks the secondin influencing agricultural production in India since most
largest in agricultural output worldwide. Agricultureof the cropped area even now does not have any
contributes approximately 33 percent of the Grossassured irrigation. Although measures are being
Domestic Product and round about 70 percent ofundertaken by government authorities to eradicate the
Indian population is engaged in agriculture sector. Mostinadequacy of monsoon by introducing water dams
of the agricultural outputs including wheat, tea, coffee,and river project for effective irrigation.
cotton etc are exported to foreign countriesIn fact, India is facing the biggest challenge of producing
contributing about 8.56 percent of India?s exports.enough food grains to cater the increasing population
About 43 per cent of geographical land is used forof India. Hence measures are been taken to expand
agricultural activity. India accounts world?s number onefarmland area and with quality grains the farmers are
country in sugarcane and stood second rank in ricenow able to produce double output in the same
output.amount of land.
Modern Agricultural Techniques:Farmers have adopted modern improved irrigation
With years of practice in agriculture, there have beentechniques that have the potential to increase
new inventions and modern techniques adopted byagricultural production with improved farming
farmers in agriculture. To spread and encouragetechniques in areas that rely on monsoon also could
knowledge of agriculture among the youth generation,improve yield. Moreover, improving the use of fertilizer,
government has even launched new programmes andespecially on rain fed land, also would help to increase
courses with specialization in agriculture. Modernthe production. Government of India is trying a variety
Agricultural comprises of improved farming techniquesof plans and strategies with sophisticated water
and the using of irrigation and high-yield grains resultingmanagement techniques replacing the traditional
into increased production. The main drawback is beingfarming practices.