Drip irrigation is a highly efficient irrigation method that delivers water directly to the roots of crops, minimizing water loss and optimizing water usage.

The Soil Health Card Scheme aims to assess the soil health of agricultural lands and provide farmers with customized recommendations for nutrient management, thereby improving soil fertility and crop productivity.

Remote sensing, GPS-guided tractors, and drones for crop monitoring are all examples of precision farming technologies that are being used in Indian agriculture to optimize resource utilization and improve crop yields.

The Green Revolution brought about a significant increase in agricultural productivity, reduced the dependence on imported food grains, and promoted the use of modern farming techniques.

The digital divide, high cost of technology, and lack of skilled labor are all challenges that hinder the widespread adoption of technological advancements in Indian agriculture.

The National Mission for Sustainable Agriculture aims to promote sustainable farming practices, conserve natural resources, and enhance the resilience of Indian agriculture to climate change.

Kisan Suvidha, mKisan, and eNAM are all mobile applications that provide farmers with real-time information on weather, market prices, crop advisories, and other agricultural-related services.

The Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana is a crop insurance scheme that provides financial assistance to farmers in case of crop failure due to natural calamities, pests, or diseases.

Cold storage facilities, grain silos, and controlled atmosphere storage are all technological innovations that have improved the efficiency of post-harvest handling and storage of agricultural produce, reducing losses and maintaining the quality of the produce.

The National Food Security Mission aims to increase the production of food grains, particularly rice, wheat, and pulses, to ensure food security and reduce the dependence on imports.

eNAM, Rythu Bazaar, and Kisan Mandi are all mobile applications that provide farmers with a platform to connect with potential buyers and sell their produce directly, reducing the role of intermediaries and improving farmers' income.

The Soil Health Card Scheme provides farmers with customized recommendations for nutrient management based on the soil health of their fields, helping them optimize fertilizer usage and improve crop yields.

GPS-guided tractors, laser-guided levelers, and combine harvesters are all examples of technological innovations that have improved the efficiency of agricultural machinery, reducing labor requirements and increasing productivity.

The National Mission on Agricultural Mechanization aims to promote the use of modern agricultural machinery, such as tractors, harvesters, and threshers, to reduce labor requirements, increase productivity, and improve the efficiency of agricultural operations.

Drip irrigation, sprinkler irrigation, and micro irrigation are all examples of technological innovations that have improved the efficiency of irrigation water management, reducing water wastage and optimizing water usage.