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    Sustainable agriculture aims to meet current food needs while preserving resources for future generations. It considers economic, environmental and social factors, employing practices like soil conservation, groundwater recharge, and biodiversity protection. In contrast, conventional agriculture prioritizes short-term profits through intensive chemical usage, risking health, groundwater poisoning, and lack of long-term benefits for farmers. Sustainable techniques offer a potential path forward for a future of agriculture.

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    Sustainable agriculture aims to meet current food needs while preserving resources for future generations. It considers economic, environmental and social factors, employing practices like soil conservation, groundwater recharge, and biodiversity protection. In contrast, conventional agriculture prioritizes short-term profits through intensive chemical usage, risking health, groundwater poisoning, and lack of long-term benefits for farmers. Sustainable techniques offer a potential path forward for a future of agriculture.

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    Sustainable agriculture aims to meet current food needs while preserving resources for future generations. It considers economic, environmental and social factors, employing practices like soil conservation, groundwater recharge, and biodiversity protection. In contrast, conventional agriculture prioritizes short-term profits through intensive chemical usage, risking health, groundwater poisoning, and lack of long-term benefits for farmers. Sustainable techniques offer a potential path forward for a future of agriculture.

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    Is there a future of SUSTAINABLE AGRICUTURE?

    PANIMALAR R
    • Agriculture
    Science and art of cultivating plants and livestock

    • Sustainability
    Meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of
    future generations to meet theirs

    • Subsistence agriculture 
    Farmers grow food crops to feed themselves and their families
    Unsustainable Vs Sustainable
    • Largely economical aspect • Economic, environmental, and
    • Short term profit social aspect
    • Use of Toxic pesticides, • Biodiversity friendly practices
    Chemical fertilizers and GMO  Soil conservation
    • Health at risk  Ground water recharge
    • Poisoning of ground water
     Microorganisms protected
     Long term benefit for farmers

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