Introduction
Based on strategies, there is need for intensifying dry land farming
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Main Body
The essay outlines 7 key reasons for intensifying dry land farming: (1) Increasing population and demand for food; (2) Climate change has reduced monsoon by 67% in 50 years according to ARB report; (3) Rising variability and preparing for rains including heatwave and flash droughts; (4) 86% farmers are small and marginal, only 46% in gets irrigated area; (5) Ground water table are overexploited, littlies are in severe state; (6) Falling water availability - 80% don't have 1000 m3 water area (Falkenmark Index); (7) Need for sustaining Indian export and farmer income.
Conclusion
Hence the push for National Mission for Sustainable Agriculture, ICAR's NICRA, celebration of International Year of Millets must be intensified for sustaining yields, productivity for food security (SDG 1&2)
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Diagram
A tree diagram showing 'Need for Dry land Farming' as the central concept with branches connecting to various reasons and factors.
- Comprehensive listing of reasons
- Use of specific statistics (67%, 46%, 86%, 80%)
- Reference to international commitments (SDG)
- Mention of government schemes (NICRA)
- Clear hierarchical structure with numbered points
Chandana Jahnavi
Distribution of Key Natural Resources across the world and factors responsible for location of primary, secondary, tertiary sector industries
Agricultural resources and land use
Dry land farming and agricultural intensification
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