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Why should we Invest In Agriculture?

  The variety and diversity in the agriculture sector in India have made it an attractive option for a lot of entrepreneurs. If you’re looking to get into the framing industry, now is the time. Investing in land in India can be profitable. But land comes in different shapes, sizes and forms. Farmland or agricultural land is one type that is regularly overlooked. Agriculture is all the processes involved in the production of food, fibre, feed and other needed products by the growing of different crops and the raising of livestock, i.e. the domesticated animals.  In order to practice agriculture suitable land is needed. Without this, animals cannot be raised and plants/crops cannot be grown in enough quantities. Since life is so dependent on agriculture, as the global population increases so too will the demand for good agricultural land. Farmland investment offers three key benefits — income generation, land price appreciation, and diversification due to its low correlation with other a

Agricultural land usage – Origination of new trends to facilitate health and food security

  The trends in Global Agricultural Land use have originated depending upon the problem we are facing and have to counter it. Several global trends are influencing food security, and the overall sustainability of food and agricultural systems. The world’s population is expected to grow to almost 10 billion by 2050, boosting agricultural demand – in a scenario of modest economic growth – by some 50 percent compared to 2013. Income growth in low- and middle-income countries would hasten a dietary transition towards higher consumption of meat, fruits and vegetables, relative to that of cereals, requiring commensurate shifts in output and adding pressure on natural resources. Economic growth and population dynamics The decline in the share of agriculture in total production and employment is taking place at different speeds and poses different challenges across regions. Although agricultural investments and technological innovations are boosting productivity, growth of yields has slowed to