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Why Are Indian Farmers Losing Crops? The Soil Crisis Explained
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Why Are Indian Farmers Losing Crops? The Soil Crisis Explained
A recent study by the Centre for Science and Environment has exposed a critical threat to India’s agricultural foundation: widespread soil nutrient depletion affecting millions of farmers nationwide. The research reveals that approximately 64% of India’s soil samples show nitrogen deficiency, while 48% lack adequate organic carbon—two nutrients essential for healthy crop growth and sustained agricultural productivity. The Numbers Tell a Troublin…
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