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Subhash Palekar seeks ‘U-turn’ from Green Revolution-era farm policies in Andhra Pradesh

Subhash Palekar seeks ‘U-turn’ from Green Revolution-era farm policies in Andhra Pradesh
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Agricultural scientist Subhash Palekar is advocating for a shift away from Green Revolution-era farming practices in Andhra Pradesh. He argues that natural, cow-based farming methods are necessary to restore soil fertility and improve human health.

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This highlights the ongoing tension between industrial agricultural policies and the growing movement toward sustainable, organic farming practices in India.

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Noted agricultural scientist and Padma Shri awardee Subhash Palekar has suggested a total U-turn in State policies on agricultural practices, not only to restore soil fertility but also to bring back the health lost by humankind.

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