Emerging Agricultural Challenges and Solutions: Insights from Indian Research
Emerging issues in Indian
Agricultural Research and
Education:
7Ps developed by SK Soam for FOCARS- entry level
scientists of Indian Council of Agricultural Research
DR SUDHIR KUMAR SOAM
ICAR- NATIONAL ACADEMY OF AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH MANAGEMENT, HYDERABAD
/ SUDHIR.SOAM@ICAR.GOV.INSOAM@NAARM.ORG.IN
Emerging Issues: What are major
globally asked questions?
Are problems and opportunities changing over
time?
How to keep feeding increasing population
under changing climate, while maintaining
nutritional security and pace of growth?
In terms of agricultural policies, should we care
for farmers or farming?
Enhancing productivity [is this emerging issue?/
how to produce more in less inputs?]
Produce
More from less (Input use efficiency)
Soil less agriculture
Protected agriculture
Plant factory in China
Peri-urban/ Urban agriculture
Terrace farming
Precision agriculture
Protect
Intellectual property
Bio-resources
Germplasm/ genetic diversity
Farmers’ interests
Consumers’ interests
Prevent
Losses
Post harvest losses
Food waste
Fertile top soil loss
Wealth to Waste
Inappropriate use of resources
Environmental degradation
Provide
Safe and healthy food (pesticide residues,
hormones, antibiotics, probiotics, biosecurity
etc.)
Clean environment (methane, residue burning)
Professional networks (scientists, farmers,
scientist-farmers i.e. GRAIN in Australia)/ FPO/
Commodity commissions/ Custom hiring centers)
Opinion platforms (GM communication, brand
building, technology promotion)
Promote
Innovation
Knowledge networks (skill development, data-
information-knowledge conversion systems)
Data Sharing (Acquisition, validation, inter-
operability, access; GIS data)
Open Access data use
Primary to Secondary agriculture (research and
platforms such as- TBI, Start up/ Acceleration/
Venture capitalist)
Predict
Production trend (India and competitors-e.g.
Australia for gram and lentil)
Price trend
Abiotic and biotic stresses
Advisories for farmers and insurance companies
Population dynamics
Young farmers
Changing food needs
Retain in agriculture or shift to services
Type of farming [subsistence, hobbyist, Ayurvedic
medicines, religious groups etc]
Population vs Density
Cultural values [ICT use comfort and taste e.g. New
Zealand Kiwi fruit of sour type- Designer product]
#####- thanks
Explore emerging issues in Indian agricultural research, from major globally asked questions to strategies like produce more with less, protect intellectual property, prevent losses, provide safe solutions, and promote innovation. Discover approaches to feeding a growing population sustainably while addressing changing climates and maintaining nutritional security.
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Emerging issues in Indian Agricultural Research and Education: 7Ps developed by SK Soam for FOCARS- entry level scientists of Indian Council of Agricultural Research DR SUDHIR KUMAR SOAM ICAR- NATIONAL ACADEMY OF AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH MANAGEMENT, HYDERABAD SOAM@NAARM.ORG.IN / SUDHIR.SOAM@ICAR.GOV.IN
Emerging Issues: What are major globally asked questions? Are problems and opportunities changing over time? How to keep feeding increasing population under changing climate, while maintaining nutritional security and pace of growth? In terms of agricultural policies, should we care for farmers or farming? Enhancing productivity [is this emerging issue?/ how to produce more in less inputs?]
Produce More from less (Input use efficiency) Soil less agriculture Protected agriculture Plant factory in China Peri-urban/ Urban agriculture Terrace farming Precision agriculture
Protect Intellectual property Bio-resources Germplasm/ genetic diversity Farmers interests Consumers interests
Prevent Losses Post harvest losses Food waste Fertile top soil loss Wealth to Waste Inappropriate use of resources Environmental degradation
Provide Safe hormones, etc.) Clean environment (methane, residue burning) Professional networks scientist-farmers i.e. GRAIN in Australia)/ FPO/ Commodity commissions/ Custom hiring centers) Opinion platforms (GM communication, brand building, technology promotion) and healthy antibiotics, food (pesticide probiotics, residues, biosecurity (scientists, farmers,
Promote Innovation Knowledge networks (skill development, data- information-knowledge conversion systems) Data Sharing (Acquisition, operability, access; GIS data) Open Access data use Primary to Secondary agriculture (research and platforms such as- TBI, Start up/ Acceleration/ Venture capitalist) validation, inter-
Predict Production trend (India and competitors-e.g. Australia for gram and lentil) Price trend Abiotic and biotic stresses Advisories for farmers and insurance companies
Population dynamics Young farmers Changing food needs Retain in agriculture or shift to services Type of farming [subsistence, hobbyist, Ayurvedic medicines, religious groups etc] Population vs Density Cultural values [ICT use comfort and taste e.g. New Zealand Kiwi fruit of sour type- Designer product] #####- thanks
