Agriculture can reduce rural poverty in India when farmers receive better income, lower input costs, access to markets, value addition opportunities, rural employment, women participation, sustainable farming practices, and strong institutional support.
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Read MoreFarmer Producer Organizations help reduce poverty in rural India by giving small farmers collective strength, better input access, improved market linkage, value addition opportunities, women participation, rural employment, and sustainable livelihood models.
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