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Canada-India Agricultural Partnership for Future Food Security

Canada-India Agricultural Partnership for Future Food Security
How Canada and India can shape the future of agriculture · financialexpress.com

India is a big producer of food like wheat, rice, and milk, but it has problems like losing food after harvest and not having enough good soil and water.

Canada, which is good at farming and making food, can help India by sharing new technologies and ideas.

Together, they can make farming better, reduce waste, and ensure people have enough good food to eat.

They are working on things like better seeds, using less water, and making food processing more efficient.

This partnership can help both countries and make the world's food supply more secure.

Key facts

India's Agricultural Output
World's second-largest producer of wheat, rice, and horticultural products; global leader in milk, pulses, and spices.
Agricultural Exports
Nearly $50 billion in agriculture and processed food exports annually.
Post-Harvest Losses
Estimated to cost India over $18 billion annually.
Canada-India Pulse Protein Centre of Excellence
Co-chaired by the University of Saskatchewan and NIFTEM-Kundli to support India's nutrition programs.
Potash Production
Canada is the world's largest producer and exporter of potash, crucial for soil health.
Precision Agriculture
Canadian technologies include advanced robotics, AI, and data-driven farming practices to enhance productivity and sustainability.
Crop-Residue Management
Canadian seeding technology can eliminate stubble burning and improve yields by 28% in field trials.
Digital Agriculture
Canadian capabilities in AI, satellite analytics, and digital traceability can complement India's AgriStack ecosystem.

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