The Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) has adopted multi-pronged steps to address the challenges created by climate change and these steps, based on technology, will help farmers and governments build resilience, said its Director-General Himanshu Pathak.
Talking to reporters in New Delhi on July 17 on the 95th Foundation and Technology Day of ICAR, Dr. Pathak said 731 Krishi Vigyan Kendras provide advisory and technical know-how to farmers for faster spread of new technologies in the sector. He added that the steps are not just limited to agriculture, but can be used in horticulture, natural resource management, animal husbandry and fisheries too.