Green Revolution
The green revolution is actually the process of increasing agricultural
production by using modern machines. It is the way toward expanding rural
creation by utilizing current machines and strategies.
The program has been impressively altered with the progression of time. The
dry territories and the bumpy zones have now been secured under the new
farming technique.
The fundamental elements of the new methodology are high-yielding variety
seeds, chemical composts, pesticides, insecticides, assured water system
offices, better social practices, etc.
Crop areas under this project needed more water, more fertilizers, more
pesticides, and certain other chemicals. This increased the growth of the
local manufacturing sector. All of this resulted in industrial growth, created
jobs, and improved the quality of life of the people in villages.
The negative social effect of the revolution was also soon visible. The worst
part is that the poor farmers found themselves handicapped by small farms of
land and inadequate water supply. Also because of excessive use of
fertilizers, soil started to become alkaline or acidic depending upon the
nature of the fertilizer used.
The green revolution has pulled countless needy individuals out of
destitution. This revolution has spared over a billion people everywhere in
the world from starvation.