Importance of bringing the Agriculture sector into focus
Arunachal Pradesh being an Agrarian State has almost 94 percent of the state's rural population dependent on agriculture as the main occupation to earn their living. The State is abundantly gifted with enormous natural resources and suitable agro-climatic zones and therefore agriculture continues to be central to all strategies for planned socio-economic development of the state. Jhum cultivation, which means collective farming and it acquires central position in the agricultural sector, is the major occupation in the state's agricultural sector. Some major crops of the state are paddy, millet, wheat, pulses, potatoes, sugarcane, oilseeds, and maize. Agriculture in Arunachal Pradesh also comprise of spices, fruits, aromatic and medical plants, flowers, and mushroom.
The agricultural department of Arunachal Pradesh has been working upon implementing a number of agricultural policies with an objective to increase the economic growth of the state and assuring more employment for the uneducated class of the rural areas through agricultural activities. We also need to take a leaf out of practices from countries like China and US to enhance the sector.
MyGov Arunachal Pradesh seeks suggestions from citizens on ways to bring the agriculture sector in to focus by ways of implementing new technologies or bringing forth any success stories that will inspire.
Nasim Kutchi 5 years 11 months ago
However and where ever and when ever we live our life we should be familiar with one word concept that this MIND @ Importance of bringing the Agriculture sector into focus.In today's generation we have to keep this in mind that Farmers are the real hero Who thinks as well as plays a vital role regarding the agricultural growth. As we take care of our child when are small in the same manner farmers take care of there farms as a child or father or mother.SO, farming is the first profession of hope
V K TYAGI 5 years 11 months ago
कृषि सेक्टर को मुख्य भूमिका में लाने का प्रयास करना सरकार का कार्य करना चाहिए आज सबसे ज्यादा कृषि को प्राथमिकता देने की आवश्यकता है कृषि को प्रमुखता हमारी है हमें इस दिशा में प्रयास करना चाहिए
Bhawna 6 years 2 weeks ago
During the last two years, Kharif season has witnessed good growth. In March 2017, almost 64.5 million hectares of agricultural land were sown, out of which over 19 million hectares land was insured during Rabi season. More than 16.4 million farmers were benefitted by the Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojna and government is still increasing its reach by adding more and more farmers.
Bhawna 6 years 2 weeks ago
5. Development Of Rabi And Kharif Seasons
India witnesses two major agriculture seasons - Rabi and Kharif. Kharif season is during the period from April to September (summer) and Rabi from October to March (winter). Where Kharif is mainly known for paddy production, Rabi is famous for its wheat production. India has registered a good growth in both the seasons.
Bhawna 6 years 2 weeks ago
A unified national agricultural market is also a provision aimed at giving boost to India’s growing agrarian economy. A 100 per cent foreign direct investment under automatic route for development of seeds will be a morale booster to farmers as it will give tough competition to domestic advancement of improvement in seed quality and finally a healthy yield.
Bhawna 6 years 2 weeks ago
4. Government Policies
All the above demands, opportunities and competitive advantages are somewhat a result of key policy initiatives by current and previous governments. A key scheme is Paramparagat Krishi Vikas Yojana that has led to development of various organic clusters with very low chemical dependency. Pradhan Mantri Gram Sinchai Yojana has also played a major role to irrigate the agrarian lands making the road to agrarian development little smoother.
Bhawna 6 years 2 weeks ago
3. Competitive Advantages
There are few key competitive advantages in India’s current agrarian scenario as well. A high proportion of over 157 million hectares of agrarian land has a huge role to play among various advantages of Indian agriculture. India is the leading producer of Jute, and pulses; largest milk producer; largest buffalo meat exporter; and second largest wheat producer in the world along with paddy.
Bhawna 6 years 2 weeks ago
2. Attractive Opportunities
We should also focus on upcoming opportunities which hold the capability to further this demand. The opportunities which at the moment need attention include hybrid seeds, chemical fertilisers and organic fertilisers.
Bhawna 6 years 2 weeks ago
2. Attractive Opportunities
We should also focus on upcoming opportunities which hold the capability to further this demand. The opportunities which at the moment need attention include hybrid seeds, chemical fertilisers and organic fertilisers.
Bhawna 6 years 2 weeks ago
1. Demand Strength
As per India Brand Equity Forum, robust demand has made this food-grain production possible. A large population is believed to be a key driver of agrarian demand growth. A rise in urban and rural income can also be termed as a key factor for higher demands. External demands have also got a major role to play, for instance demands from Middle Eastern countries and Central Asian nations.