India’s farmers are poised for a significant boost with the nationwide expansion of agri-clinics, a groundbreaking initiative spearheaded by Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan. Announced during the impactful ‘Viksit Krishi Sankalp Abhiyan,’ this ambitious project envisions a nationwide network dedicated to providing farmers with expert advice and tailored solutions.

The plan is to create a comprehensive system offering crop-specific guidance, ensuring farmers receive the precise support they need. This targeted approach will begin with a focus on soybean cultivation in Madhya Pradesh, starting June 26th. The Ministry’s commitment to direct engagement with farmers marks a pivotal shift towards a more proactive and responsive agricultural support system.

This pan-India network of agri-clinics represents a significant step towards modernizing agricultural practices and empowering farmers across the country. By providing readily accessible expert advice and services, the initiative aims to improve crop yields, enhance farming efficiency, and ultimately contribute to the overall growth and prosperity of India’s agricultural sector.