What's Happening?
Mhathung Yanthan, Nagaland's Advisor for Agriculture, has reiterated the state government's dedication to developing a sustainable and farmer-centric agricultural sector. Speaking at the 25th Anniversary
of the Alumni Association of the School of Agricultural Sciences, Yanthan emphasized addressing challenges such as climate change, soil health, and livelihood resilience. He advocated for advancements in organic farming, agri-technology, and food processing as key areas for growth. Yanthan praised the alumni for their contributions to the agricultural sector and their ongoing support for the institution.
Why It's Important?
Nagaland's focus on farmer-centric agriculture is crucial for enhancing food security and economic resilience in the region. By prioritizing sustainable practices and technological innovation, the state aims to improve agricultural productivity and support rural livelihoods. This approach aligns with global trends towards sustainable agriculture, which is essential for combating climate change and ensuring long-term food supply. The commitment to organic farming and agri-tech can position Nagaland as a leader in sustainable agriculture, potentially attracting investment and fostering regional development.
