According to the economic survey, the farm incomes will be dropped by 12% on an average in the coming years with potential losses amounting to 18% of the revenue. The method to prevent the effect are:
Fully irrigating Indian agriculture through technologies of drip irrigation, sprinklers, and water management—captured in the “more crop for every drop” campaign—may well hold the key to future Indian agriculture and hence should be accorded greater priority in resource allocation. Replacing power subsidy by direct benefit transfers will also help to conserve power and water. There is a need to embrace agricultural science and technology with renewed ardor. Agricultural research will be
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