
Experts and policymakers emphasize the need for reforms in India's agricultural sector, focusing on rationalizing fertiliser pricing and subsidy structures to restore soil health and support farmers effectively. A recent policy paper advocates for precise, customised fertilisation solutions combined with improved agronomic practices. Concurrently, economic analyses highlight the importance of crop-neutral incentives and targeted subsidies to address declining agri-GDP growth and ensure sustainable agricultural development amid fluctuating food prices.
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