some methods of food security in india
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Education and literacy
Role of education in improving farm efficiency and technology adoption has been well established.
Crop diversification
Food availability is a necessary condition for food security. India is more or less self sufficient in cereals but has deficit in pulses and oilseeds.
Tackling climate change
Food security in India can be achieved by paying higher attention to issues such as climate change, limiting global warming, including the promotion of climate-smart agricultural production systems and land use policies at a scale to help adapt and mitigate ill effects of climate change.
Integrated water management
India needs to produce more crop per unit of land and water resources. Alarming rates of groundwater depletions and increasing environmental and social problems pose acute threats to mankind. Improved management of irrigation water is essential in enhancing production and productivity, food security and poverty alleviation. Agriculture is the biggest user of water accounting for over 80 percent of the water withdrawals.
Integrated nutrient management
Attention needs to be given to balanced use of nutrients. Phosphorus deficiency is the most wide spread soil fertility problem in both irrigated and non-irrigated rainfed areas.
Hope these points are helpful to u !!
Education and literacy
Role of education in improving farm efficiency and technology adoption has been well established.
Crop diversification
Food availability is a necessary condition for food security. India is more or less self sufficient in cereals but has deficit in pulses and oilseeds.
Tackling climate change
Food security in India can be achieved by paying higher attention to issues such as climate change, limiting global warming, including the promotion of climate-smart agricultural production systems and land use policies at a scale to help adapt and mitigate ill effects of climate change.
Integrated water management
India needs to produce more crop per unit of land and water resources. Alarming rates of groundwater depletions and increasing environmental and social problems pose acute threats to mankind. Improved management of irrigation water is essential in enhancing production and productivity, food security and poverty alleviation. Agriculture is the biggest user of water accounting for over 80 percent of the water withdrawals.
Integrated nutrient management
Attention needs to be given to balanced use of nutrients. Phosphorus deficiency is the most wide spread soil fertility problem in both irrigated and non-irrigated rainfed areas.
Hope these points are helpful to u !!
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