The Green Revolution with its emphasis on high yielding variety seeds, fertilisers, pesticides and better methods of farming, swept like a wave into the Indian countryside.It turned us from being deficient in food grains to being self sufficient.

But the increase in agricultural yield has to keep pace with the growing population. To remain self sufficient in food grains, we need another green revolution, or rather, a greener, revolution.Innovative agro practices need be adopted towards transformation of Indian agriculture - to precision farming practices which will result in stretching our agro input resources mani-fold to increase agricultural productivity both in quality and quantity.