Role Of Agriculture In India

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Agriculture is the most important activity in Indian economy. More than 40% of the population rely on farming to satisfy their basic amenities of life. Almost 40% of India’s geographical region is utilized for agriculture activity and still the contribution of agriculture sectors in the Indian GDP is very less. The current level of data collection is not sufficient and efficient. So we need to develop some techniques in agriculture so that we can improve our GDP as well as the yield. For this we can use sensor network technology that helps in obtaining data in real time mode. For example WSN (wireless sensor network) can be used in crop management by detecting wetness of leaves that data can be sent to farmer or decision maker.WSN can facilitate …show more content…

A major role is played by agriculture in providing large scale employment to the people, especially the villagers. Agricultural growth is considered necessary for development and for a country’s transmutation from a traditional to a modern economy and especially about India that is being well known for agricultural work. More than half of the workforce is related to the agriculture. Almost all the farmers are still depending on the traditional orthodox way of farming. It is being observed that the yield of crops, fruits , vegetables have not been increasing rather than they are declining in some parts of the country. Automation has been achieved; humans have been replaced by machines. But still crop yield has not increased upto optimum level. Directly speaking, science and technology has proved its importance in those fields. Therefore there is prime need to grab the prolifacy of science and technology in the field for higher crop yield and growth in agriculture. Greenhouse is the modern facility available developed by scientists in which we can control the climate to increase plant growth and avoid the effect of season changes on the …show more content…

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