Question

what is the importance of farmer? long answer​

Answer 1

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Explanation:

I tell you in simple three points,

   Yesterday you ate the food because farmer cultivated that food,

   Today you are eating the food because farmer cultivating that food,

   Tomorrow you want to eat food this is also by farmer who going to cultivate that food

Well a farmer is none other than an ordinary human being with extraordinary capacity to make out something living from the lifeless soil. Yes, you read it right.. he is just a normal human being.

Except the fact that he is concerned about you, your family, and his family. He could just cultivate crops required to meet the needs of his and his home. But no, he prespires for the whole country and the 7 million people living out there. But who cares right. As long as you have fruit baskets on your dining table, foods piled up in your refrigerator, none really cares about a farmer, whether he is dead or alive.

And everyone will one day become a farmer when one day he will stop working in sun and rain.. and you no longer have food on your table.

Answer 2

Answer:-

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India has a diverse culture. In India, around 22 major languages and 720 dialects are spoken. People of all major religions like Hinduism, Islam, Christianity, Sikhism live here. People here are engaged in all sorts of professions but agriculture is the main occupation here. This is why India is also known as a “Krishi Pradhan desh”.

Role of an Indian Farmer:-

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This is the reason why a major percentage of our population is directly or indirectly dependent on agriculture. It would not be wrong to say that farmers are the backbone of our nation and also, they are the driving force behind the Indian economy. Yet all is not well with Indian farmers. They continue to live a life of poverty and misery. Still they play an important role in nation building. Some of the important roles of farmers are discussed below.

Food Security is National Security:-

As we all know that food is the basic necessity of life. This is why in olden times, food grains were stored in large quantities in forts, so that in times of war, when outside supply would be stopped by the enemy, still there would be food to eat. The same logic is valid even today. As we are “self-reliant” in terms of food grains, no country can blackmail or threaten us. This became possible only because of the hard work of our farmers.

Drivers of the Indian Economy:-

Farmers contribute around 17% to Indian economy. Indian agricultural exports were around 33 billion US dollars in 2016-17.Everything is not Right with Indian Farmers

One would expect Indian farmers to be prosperous because of the value of the exports, but the reality is just the opposite. They are committing suicides, are trying to leave the profession, migrating to cities, and could not even able to manage 2 square meals a day.

There are so many things that have to be blamed but one thing is sure that if the problem continued soon we may become a “food importer country” from “food exporter country” which we are now.

Due to large scale agitations and farmer suicides the issue of farmer problems have been highlighted but “are we doing enough”? That’s the million-dollar question we have to answer. When our “Annadata” is being forced to commit suicide, then really it is some thing to worry about.

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