Union Minister Nitin Gadkari has declared that India is poised to enter a new era of technology-driven organic agriculture, combining traditional wisdom with modern innovation. He said the initiative will transform farming practices by reducing chemical dependence and promoting eco-friendly methods.
Gadkari explained that the integration of digital tools, scientific research, and advanced equipment will empower farmers to adopt sustainable techniques while improving productivity. He emphasized that organic farming supported by technology can ensure healthier food and long-term soil fertility.
The Minister highlighted that this approach will also help address climate challenges by lowering carbon emissions and encouraging conservation. He noted that technology-driven organic agriculture aligns with India’s vision of sustainable development and rural prosperity.
Government officials added that policies are being framed to support farmers with training, incentives, and access to modern agri-tech solutions. The move is expected to open new opportunities in organic markets and strengthen India’s global standing in sustainable agriculture.
Gadkari’s remarks underline the government’s commitment to reshaping agriculture into a sector that balances innovation, productivity, and environmental responsibility, ensuring a resilient future for farmers and consumers alike.
