Organic Farming in Haryana with Special Reference to Agroha Block: A Case Study of Local Farmers

Author(s)	Mr. Subham, Dr. Alok Kumar Bansal
Country	India
Abstract	Abstract This research paper explores the status, significance, and future potential of organic farming in Haryana, with a special focus on the Agroha block of Hisar district. The study emphasizes how organic agriculture serves as a sustainable alternative to chemical-intensive farming, especially in regions experiencing soil degradation and water table depletion. Using a mixed-method approach—combining field interviews, GIS-based mapping, and case studies—the paper assesses farmer experiences, government interventions, technological integration (like RS-GIS), and marketing dynamics of organic produce. Farmer case studies from Agroha reveal encouraging trends, including women’s participation and youth-led agri-entrepreneurship. Despite several challenges such as certification hurdles, input costs, and lack of infrastructure, the study concludes that with proper policy alignment, community training, and technological support, organic farming can be scaled successfully across Haryana. The paper offers strategic recommendations for building model organic villages, strengthening certification mechanisms, and leveraging RS-GIS tools to ensure data-driven, eco-friendly agricultural development.
Keywords	Keywords Organic Farming,Haryana Agriculture,Sustainable Agriculture,Soil Health,Biodiversity
Published In	Volume 6, Issue 4, July-August 2024
Published On	2024-07-09

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