Crisis on Farmland: Chemical Fertilizers

Author(s)	Surekha T. Rongate
Country	India
Abstract	India has reached the first position among the most populous countries in the world. Known as the "country of youth," India remains rooted in agrarian culture. Providing healthy food twice a day to a growing population is naturally linked to agriculture. In this era of global climate change, agriculture business especially arable farming, faces various challenges. Hybrid crop varieties, chemical fertilizers, pesticides are being used for production. Chemical fertilizers and pesticides are increasingly used for production to boost yields and productivity. Unfortunately, these practices degrade the soil, adversely affecting soil fertility. This degradation presents a significant challenge for the country to meet its growing demand for food grains.
Keywords	India has reached the first position among the mist populous countries in the world.so the one more challenge for the growing demand for food grains.
Field	Sociology > Economics
Published In	Volume 6, Issue 6, November-December 2024
Published On	2024-11-19
Cite This	Crisis on Farmland: Chemical Fertilizers - Surekha T. Rongate - IJFMR Volume 6, Issue 6, November-December 2024.

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