Haryana's Push for Sustainable Farming: A Step Towards Cleaner Air
Haryana Agriculture Minister Shyam Singh Rana advocates for sustainable farming with advanced machinery for stubble management to reduce pollution and enrich soil. The Haryana government provides subsidies for such equipment, noting a 29% reduction in stubble burning. New industries utilize stubble, enhancing farmers' incomes.

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Haryana's Agriculture Minister Shyam Singh Rana led a farm visit in Karnal district to promote sustainable stubble management using advanced machinery.
With burning stubble a significant pollution issue, Rana emphasized adopting sustainable farming practices and announced government support, including subsidies for machinery like the Happy Seeder.
The government's efforts have led to a 29% reduction in stubble burning, with initiatives to use stubble for industry also benefiting farmers financially.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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