Walid Battal
In India, conservation agriculture is proving to be a promising response to the challenges posed by climate change and land degradation. Recent research has shown that practices such as no-till, which reduces tillage, and crop rotation, which diversifies crops, can improve soil health while increasing crop yields. These techniques also improve the resilience of farms to extreme weather conditions. By promoting these methods, India can build a more sustainable agriculture that can feed its growing population while protecting its natural resources.
