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Organic agriculture has been gaining popularity in India in recent years. Farmers are turning to organic methods as a way to improve soil health and reduce costs from expensive fertilizers and pesticides. The government of India has also been promoting organic farming through various programs and subsidies to encourage more sustainable agricultural practices.
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