ORGANIC FARMING & SUSTAINABILITY IN AGRICULTURE

Balasubramanian N, a 1989 graduate in rural management, is a seasoned entrepreneur renowned for establishing five successful ventures in India. A visionary leader, he excels in guiding teams with clear direction, leveraging entrepreneurial acumen to drive ventures to fruition.

N Balasubramanian

CEO & Director

Sresta Natural Bio Products

In an interaction with Bimlesh, Correspondent at CEOInsights India magazine, Balasubramaniam emphasizes the significance of organic farming while addressing the challenges faced by farming practices amidst technological advancements. He suggests training and education for farmers in sustainable agricultural practices. Below are the key excerpts from the following interaction:

1. What key aspects differentiate successful organic farming techniques from conventional methods?

India's pursuit of organic and natural farming marks a significant stride toward self-sufficiency.

PM Narendra Modi highlights the pivotal role of organic methods in reducing fertilizer imports, benefiting small farmers, and curbing environmental impacts. Successful organic farming stands apart by offering multifaceted advantages. It addresses small farmer concerns, enhances income, minimizes fertilizer and water use, diminishes fossil fuel dependency, promotes carbon sequestration, and reduces greenhouse gas emissions. Moreover, it fosters soil fertility and encourages biodiversity through techniques like biological pest control, intercropping, and crop rotation.