New Delhi : Union Minister Dr. Jitendra Singh has given a big statement about technology in the agriculture sector during an event on Monday. He has said that during the last 11 years of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, technology has progressed rapidly in the Agriculture Sector.

In addition, Modi has promoted adoption of advanced technology and greater coordination between ster hearing. Also called for extensive changes in the agriculture sector. Addressing the 96th Annual General meeting of the ICAR Society at the NASC Complex located in the country’s capital Delhi, the minister said that its full capacity at the ground level has still not been used.

Speaking at the event organized under the chairmanship of Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan, Dr. Singh emphasized that every technology available at the world level is now available in India. He has said that now it does not matter whether technology is available or not. It is now important how fast we adopt it and use it to add it to our economy.

The Union Minister has said that technology has made rapid progress in the Agriculture Sector under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the last 11 years. Although its full capacity is yet to be exploited at the ground level. On this occasion, Dr. Singh pointed to stories of success like Lavender Revolution in Jammu and Kashmir, where more than 3,500 startups have emerged around lavender cultivation.

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Dr. Singh emphasized how new-age cultivation, including satellite imaging, remote-control tractor and order-based crop production, etc. are giving new shape to agriculture. He has said that we have many examples such as off-season tulips, from lavender to the temple, from lavender to the temple in Bhadarwah, where science and strategy have created both income and innovation.

(With agency input)