Strengthening the soil–plant– animal–human continuum through effective micronutrient management offers one of the most cost-effective and sustainable pathways for achieving food and nutritional security in India

The fertiliser industry is demonstrating leadership in sustainability by embracing energy efficiency, conserving water, reducing emissions, protecting biodiversity, and exploring renewable pathways

Concerted and collaborative efforts of the industry, Governments, and all concerned stakeholders will go a long way to improve NUE for betterment of soil health, farm productivity and the farmers.

Realizing the full potential of biofertilisers requires strengthened R&D efforts, targeted technology development and robust industrial infrastructure, along with improved research– extension linkages and decentralized production systems

Natural farming is vital for improving physical, chemical and biological properties of the soil on sustainable basis. It should be given more impetus, wherever, feasible.

Union Budget 2026-27 reflects the government’s intent to sustain high economic growth through continuity, investment-led expansion, and rural support.