Summary
From October to November 2026, about five million farmers will receive training on balanced fertiliser use and natural farming.
Key practices include the four‑R principle, green manuring, crop‑residue recycling and diversification of pulses and oilseeds.
Scientists, agricultural universities and extension agencies will demonstrate climate‑resilient techniques, especially in drought‑prone regions.
The initiative supports India’s goals for food security and climate action by reducing input costs and enhancing productivity.