Sustainable Agricultural Growth in India -Issues and Challenges

Introduction- What are the measures for sustainable agricultural growth in India. Sustainability is a practice that is free from all the ill effects of past and present agricultural systems. Sustainable agriculture involves the use of most preferable energy sources like hydropower, wind farms or solar power which are eco-friendly. You can use the solar panels for heating systems and also for run pumping. In addition, hydroelectric power derived from river water can be used for various agricultural machinery. Sustainable agriculture practitioners seek to integrate three main goals into their work: a healthy environment, economic profitability, and social and economic equity. Food processors, distributors, producers, retailers, consumers and waste managers can play a role in ensuring a sustainable agricultural system. In addition, it is helpful in reducing greenhouse gas emission and conserving energy. Sustainable Agriculture is farming in a way that allows for more effective use of natural resources, reduces the environmental impact of agriculture, and increases capacity for climate change and climatic variability adaptation without endangering the ability of present or future generations to meet their own needs. Understanding ecological services may serve as the foundation of sustainable agriculture