Hayat Ashraf

After the Green Revolution, India experienced significant improvements in agricultural productivity and food production. However, several agricultural issues emerged that required attention. Here are some key post-Green Revolution agricultural issues in India: 1. Sustainability and Environmental Concerns: The Green Revolution heavily relied on high-yielding crop varieties, increased use of fertilizers, and irrigation facilities. However, this led to concerns about environmental degradation, depletion of groundwater resources, soil degradation, and the excessive use of chemical inputs. Ensuring sustainable agricultural practices that balance productivity with environmental conservation has become crucial. 2. Land Degradation and Fragmentation: Over time, intensive agriculture and population pressure have resulted in the fragmentation of land holdings. Smaller landholdings make it challenging to adopt modern agricultural practices and mechanization. Land degradation due to excessive use ...