Government is working on the concept of “Lab to Land”, Agriculture Minister said this big thing

Union Agriculture Minister Chauhan said in the 13th National Seed Congress that agriculture is important for India and the world. “Lab to Land” concept is being worked on for quality seeds. Climate friendly varieties have been developed. Natural farming is being promoted.

Union Agriculture and Farmers Welfare Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan, while addressing the three-day ’13th National Seed Congress (NSC) 2024′ held in Varanasi, said that “Food is Brahma” and farming is not only for India but for the whole world. is crucial. He said that agriculture is the main basis of food security and economic stability of a country with a huge population like India. Besides, India is also providing cooperation at the global level through export of agricultural products.

Emphasizing the need for improved and high quality seeds for the farmers, the Agriculture Minister said that certified and quality seeds are extremely essential for a good crop. To deliver these seeds to the farmers, the Central Government is working on the concept of “Lab to Land”. He informed that recently “109 climate friendly varieties” have been developed, which will ensure better production even in changing climatic conditions.

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Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan also stressed the need to promote natural farming. He said that it is not only environment friendly but also helpful in maintaining the health of the soil. Farmers are being encouraged to adopt natural farming techniques to maintain soil fertility and health.

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The Union Agriculture Minister also said that the government is making continuous efforts to make farmers self-reliant and increase their income. Farmers are being empowered through agricultural research, new technologies and policies. On this occasion, he described “National Seed Congress” as an important platform, which provides an opportunity for dialogue and knowledge enhancement among farmers, scientists and policy makers. Also, he expressed confidence that such programs will promote innovation and improvement in the agriculture sector.