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In today's modern and technological era, in order to keep the farmers aware from all sides, to help the farmers, we have provided the necessary information to them (such as beneficial schemes brought by the government for the farmers, information about the weather and prices of grains and the Explanation of the laws issued in simple language and their clarity will be proved whether these rules are really beneficial for the farmers or not? We have given necessary information about the diseases, by using which farmers can not only increase their agricultural skills, but they can also get an advanced and successful crop.

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You must have heard that slogan, 'Jai Jawan, Jai Kisan', that is, the country will become strong and developed only when its soldiers and farmers are strong, you can see the example of any developed country like America, the army of this country and Farmers are both developed, that is, their country's base is strong, so farmers have to play an important role in the development of the country, it is only a farmer who feeds the people of the country, that is, runs the country, so for this purpose we We also want to do this small help to the farmers, in which all of you are cordially invited.

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Rajasthan, India

According to Wikipedia,

Definition of the word farmer -

In some developed countries, the term farmer is used for a businessman or professional who owns land and interests in growing crops, but also employs people to work or Gets that work done by.

In some countries, this word is commonly used for animal husbandry and raising it, in which sheep, goats, horses, etc. come. In the US the term ranchers is used and in Australia and the United Kingdom the term grazers is prevalent. People engaged in milk production are also called farmers in these countries. Along with this, those who raise chickens, ducks, swans etc. and produce meat, eggs and feathers from them are also considered as farmers.

Those who do farming work are called farmers. They are also known as 'Krishak' and 'Khetihar'. They produce food for everyone else. It also includes growing various crops, planting trees in gardens, caring for and raising chickens or other such animals. Any farmer can either be the owner of the farm or can be a laborer hired by the owner of that agricultural land.

In places with a good economy, the farmer is the owner of the farm and the people working in it are his employees or laborers. However, before this, there was only that farmer, who used to grow crops in the field and take care of animals, fish etc. and raise them.

According to Wikipedia,

Definition of the word agriculture -

Agriculture is a Latin word which is made up of two words, Agric and Cultura. In which the literal meaning of Agric is soil while the literal meaning of culture is applied to traction. In this way, the literal meaning of agriculture or agriculture is to draw the soil.

By digging or plowing the land and sowing the seeds to meet the initial objectives like food, cloth and fuel etc. by human beings on the land, after sowing the seeds, systematically crop production, fruit production, animal husbandry etc., breeding and the knowledge of genetic science, modern techniques With the help of agriculture, the activities that are done to obtain a new and better breed of crops, fruits, and animals are called agriculture.

It deals with the production of food and other goods through forestry. Agriculture was a major development that led to the rise of civilizations, domesticated animals and cultivated plants (crops), which produced additional food. This enabled the development of more densely populated and stratified societies. The study of agriculture is known as agricultural science and the related subject horticulture is studied in horticulture.

Agriculture encompasses a wide variety of techniques and features, including the ways in which land is expanded to grow crops, water channels are dug, and other forms of irrigation are used. Growing crops on arable land and herding livestock on pastures and rangelands has been primarily associated with agriculture. The identification of different forms of agriculture and their quantitative growth became the main issues of thought in the last century. In the developed world, this field ranges from organic farming (eg permaculture or organic agriculture) to intensive agriculture (eg industrial agriculture).

Modern agronomy, hybridisation in plants, pesticides and fertilizers and technological improvements have rapidly increased the production of crops and at the same time have caused widespread ecological damage and adversely affected human health. Selective breeding and modern animal husbandry practices such as intensive pig farming (and similar practices are applied to poultry) have increased meat production, but have also increased animal cruelty, the health effects of antibiotics, Issues have arisen regarding hormones and chemicals commonly used in the industrial production of meat.

Major agricultural products can be broadly grouped into food, fibre, fuel, raw materials, pharmaceuticals and stimulants. There is also a range of decorative or exotic products as well. Since the year 2000, plants are being used in the production of biofuels, biopharmaceuticals, bioplastics,[1] and pharmaceuticals[2]. Special foods include grains, vegetables, fruits, and meats. Fibers include cotton, wool, hemp, silk and flax. Raw materials include wood and bamboo. Stimulants include tobacco, alcohol, morphine, cocaine, and digitalis. Plants also produce other useful substances, such as resins. Biofuels include methane, biomass, ethanol, and biodiesel. Cut flowers, nursery plants, tropical fish and pet birds for the trade are some of the ornamental products.

In 2007, about a third of the world's workforce was employed in the agricultural sector. However, since the beginning of industrialization, the relative importance of agriculture has decreased and in 2003—for the first time in history—[[services (economics)|the service sector overtook agriculture as an economic sector as it expanded worldwide. Provided employment to the maximum number of people. [3] Despite the fact that agriculture provides employment to more than a third of the world's population, agricultural production accounts for less than five percent of the gross world product (a set of gross domestic products). less part is formed.[4] [5]