CM Yogi Adityanath: On International Soil Day, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath emphasized the urgent need to conserve soil and promote natural, chemical-free farming. He highlighted that soil is the foundation of agriculture, sustains life, and plays a crucial role in ensuring food security. Protecting soil health, he stated, should be a top priority for farmers, policymakers, and communities across the state.
The Significance of Soil Conservation
Soil is more than just the medium for crop growth it is the Earth’s natural treasure. Improper farming practices, overuse of chemical fertilizers, and soil degradation can significantly reduce soil fertility and harm the environment.CM Yogi Adityanath urged farmers to adopt eco-friendly practices such as crop rotation, organic fertilizers, and reduced chemical use. These methods not only preserve soil quality but also ensure long-term agricultural productivity.
Promoting Natural and Organic Farming
CM Yogi highlighted the benefits of natural farming, which include improving soil health, producing safe and nutritious food, and maintaining ecological balance. He encouraged farmers to use compost, organic manure, and traditional farming techniques to enrich soil nutrients naturally.Such practices, he stressed, are essential for sustainable agriculture and for securing the health of Mother Earth for future generations.
Encouraging Citizen Participation
CM Yogi Adityanath also called upon citizens, local organizations, and educational institutions to play a role in promoting soil conservation and natural farming. Public awareness, community-led initiatives, and youth participation can significantly amplify the impact of government efforts. He emphasized that protecting soil is not just the responsibility of farmers, but of every individual, as soil health directly affects food security, water resources, and environmental balance.
Government Support for Sustainable Agriculture
The Chief Minister also discussed government initiatives supporting organic and natural farming. These include training programs, awareness campaigns, and financial incentives for farmers adopting chemical-free methods.By combining policy support with community participation, the state aims to foster a sustainable farming ecosystem that benefits both the environment and the economy.
