Department of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare (DA&FW) under the Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare, Government of India, has entered into a partnership with the Development Innovation Lab (DIL) at the University of Chicago to explore the opportunities to harness innovation to improve food security, address climate change, and allow farmers to increase their incomes. The partnership will look into innovation opportunities related to agriculture and food security in the context of climate change, in the present scenario of experiencing a rise in extreme temperatures, floods, and droughts, as well as changes to the monsoon system. Innovations in digital services, weather forecasts, and soil health management could help farmers adapt to these shocks and improve their livelihoods, while improving environmental sustainability of agriculture. DIL will assist DA&FW in its efforts to identify, develop, test, and refine innovations in these and other priority areas, to support India’s small holder farmers.
1st HYV of Basmati rice developed in India was ____
Which type of food is NOT typically suitable for pressure canning?
Which of the following microorganism is eliminated in canned foods?
Which of the following statements regarding the National Turmeric Board (NTB) in India is/are correct?
Statements:
1. The appointment...
Which one of the following category of farmer is exempted from certification?
The light intensity at which photosynthesis and respiration are equal is called:
Spongy tissue is a serious problem of which mango cultivar
Dapog method of raising seedlings in paddy crop requires how many days to get ready for transplant?
The primary raw material used for commercial manufacturing of Muriate of Potash fertilizer
Drought prone area programme (DPAP) was launched in
