Abstract : The term "Green Revolution" represents a significant shift in agriculture that occurred in the mid-20th century. This transformation encompassed the broad application of sophisticated farming techniques, such as adopting high-yield crop varieties, expanding the utilization of fertilizers and pesticides, and refining irrigation systems. The primary objective was to tackle food shortages and amplify worldwide agricultural output. The Green Revolution yielded noteworthy growth in crop yields, particularly for essential grains like rice and wheat, effectively averting widespread famine in numerous regions worldwide. Nevertheless, it also prompted apprehensions regarding ecological sustainability due to heightened chemical usage and potential ecological repercussions.
Keywords : Green Revolution, Agriculture, Environment, Ecosystem, Green Marketing.
Cite : Poolsingh, D., Srivastava, V. D., & Sharafat, M. Y. (2024). Green Revolution: Triumphs In Agriculture And Environmental Concerns (1st ed., pp. 10-16). Noble Science Press. https://doi.org/10.52458/9788196897451.nsp.2024.eb.ch-02
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