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Natural farming a necessity: Gujarat Governor

PTI
Bilaspur, Updated At : 01:56 PM Jun 05, 2025 IST
Gujarat Governor Acharya Devvrat. File photo

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Gujarat Governor Acharya Devvrat has said natural farming not only preserves soil fertility but also strengthens farmers' self-reliance and provides chemical-free food. "Natural farming is no longer just an alternative -- it is a necessity," said Devvrat.

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The Governor was speaking as a chief guest at a regional seminar organised under the Viksit Krishi Sankalp Abhiyan in Jhandutta Assembly constituency jointly by the local MLA Jeet Ram Katwal, Sai Eternal Foundation, Shimla, and the Institute of Human Development, Kalol.

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This farming technique not only preserves soil fertility but also strengthens farmers' self-reliance and provides chemical-free food, improving human health and preventing serious diseases, he said.

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#ChemicalFreeFood#FarmerSelfReliance#GujaratAgriculture#HealthyFood#ViksitKrishiSankalpdiseasepreventionNaturalFarmingorganicfarmingSoilHealthSustainableAgriculture

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