Indian Agriculture & Food Security: Problems and Solutions
One of the fears that has been raised in the aftermath of the government promulgating an ordinance to amend the land acquisition act is that land will be taken away for other purposes and this may cause the amount of land used for farming to come down dramatically.
- A recent survey, named, US Geological Survey, shows that there are 1.87 billion hectares of croplands in the world, which is 15-20 percent or 250 -350 million hectare higher than former assessments by USGS. This change is due to more detailed understanding of large areas that were never mapped before or were inaccurately ....
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