Economics • Economic BasicsHard
What is the primary microeconomic rationale behind the promotion of Organic Farming Missions by the Arunachal Pradesh government in districts like Ziro and Dirang?
A. To eliminate all chemical fertilizers in order to capture high-value niche global markets✓ Correct Answer
B. To lower the cost of synthetic pesticides for large corporate farming conglomerates
C. To transition the state entirely into an urban manufacturing hub
D. To replace traditional crops with energy-intensive industrial crops
💡 Solution & Explanation
Promoting organic farming in Arunachal Pradesh leverages the state's inherently low chemical fertilizer usage and pristine environment to target lucrative premium organic markets across India and abroad. Organic certification allows local farmers to fetch higher price realizations for indigenous crops like kiwi, large cardamom, and organic rice. This strategy aligns economic viability with environmental sustainability in fragile hill ecosystems. Agricultural extension services play a critical role in certifying and marketing these organic produce.
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