Designing a better Soil Health Card for farmers in India

From
International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI)
Published on
19.03.18
Impact Area
Environmental health, Food security

March 19, 2018

IFPRI Blog

Vartika Singh

Sujata Ganguly

Designing a better Soil Health Card for farmers in India

The government of India has distributed 100 million cards to help farmers monitor soil health. But many are finding them overly technical and difficult to use.

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Designing a better Soil Health Card for farmers in India

Designing a better Soil Health Card for farmers in India

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