Indian State Sikkim First To Adopt New Farming Method
The Indian state of Sikkim, located in the northeast bordering Nepal, has become the first state to 'switch in' to a new agricultural approach. This development is mentioned in the context of reconsidering dependency on chemical fertilizers.
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Sources · 7 independent
BBC World Service
“the Indian state of Sikkim in the northeast, bordering Nepal, is the first state to switch in.”
BBC World Service
“in the northeast, bordering Nepal, is the first state to switch in.”
KQED FM
“there are some challenges with organic farming, though, isn't there? I mean, there's normally slightly lower yields, I think. Often it does take up a bit more land because I suppose you have to make up for the loss in yield. Sikkim is also quite lucky with its climate because it does have good rainfall as well.”
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