Gurdaspur: Cabinet Minister Lal Chand Kataruchak attended the Kisan Mela at PAU, Gurdaspur, where he engaged with farmers, or ‘Anndatas,’ to discuss the evolving landscape of agriculture in the state. Highlighting the need for sustainable practices, Minister Kataruchak emphasized the importance of Organic Farming in Punjab to secure a healthier future for both the soil and the people.
Speaking at the event, Lal Chand Kataruchak said, “While Punjab feeds the nation, it’s time we heal our soil. I urge our farmers to embrace Organic Farming in Punjab. By choosing nature over chemicals, we not only grow food—we cultivate a healthier future for our state.”
Honoured to attend the Kisan Mela at PAU, Gurdaspur today, I joined our ‘Anndatas’ to discuss the evolving landscape of farming.
While Punjab feeds the nation, it’s time we heal our soil.
I urge our farmers to embrace Organic Farming. By choosing nature over chemicals, we don’t… pic.twitter.com/ip8NYSJxMw— Lal Chand Kataruchak (@LC_Kataruchak) March 27, 2026
Reducing Chemicals and Boosting Sustainability Through Organic Farming in Punjab
The Minister also stressed that Organic Farming in Punjab can reduce dependency on chemical fertilizers and pesticides, improve soil fertility, and promote environmentally sustainable practices. Experts attending the mela noted that such initiatives are crucial to ensure long-term agricultural productivity and food safety.
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Highlighting government support, Lal Chand Kataruchak assured farmers that necessary resources, training, and incentives would be made available to encourage the adoption of Organic Farming in Punjab. This approach is expected to benefit both small and large-scale farmers while strengthening Punjab’s reputation as a leader in sustainable agriculture.
With growing awareness and active promotion of Organic Farming in Punjab, the state aims to set a benchmark for sustainable agricultural practices in India, ensuring a greener, healthier, and more productive future for its farming community.