INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MULTIDISCIPLINARY STUDIES (IJMS)
SMART-AGRI-HUBS: A SUSTAINABLE MATHEMATICAL MODEL FOR ADDRESSING REGIONSPECIFIC AGRICULTURAL CHALLENGES AND EMPOWERING MARGINALIZED FARMERS IN INDIA
E-ISSN: 3349-4132
P-ISSN: 3349-5939
DOI: https://iigdpublishers.com/article/1283
This paper explores India’s potential for a Second Green Revolution, addressing key challenges like water scarcity, soil degradation, and the marginalization of smallholder farmers. It proposes the establishment of Mathematical Model, SMART-Agri-Hubs (Sustainable, Market- Integrated, Resilient, and Technology-Driven Agricultural Hubs) which integrate modern technologies such as precision agriculture, water-efficient systems, and climate-resilient farming practices. These hubs aim to enhance agricultural productivity, restore soil health, and empower marginalized farmers through inclusive, community-driven models. By focusing on sustainable and region-specific solutions, the study outlines a framework for transforming Indian agriculture to achieve long-term food security, environmental sustainability, and equitable economic development.
Harikesh Maurya
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