Fertilizer Subsidy Savings
Precise fertiliser recommendations based on accurate soil health data leads to optimised fertiliser usage also significant savings on fertiliser subsidies due to reduced overuse and waste.
Reduced Import Bills
Increased agricultural yields reduce the need for importing food grains and other agricultural products.
Transparent Governance
Enhanced transparency in Soil Health Card (SHC) management through automated data integration and real-time monitoring. Improved accountability and data integrity across all stakeholders.
Nationwide Soil Health Mapping
Comprehensive soil health data contributes to the creation of a nationwide soil health map. Facilitates promotion of specific crop patterns in designated areas, aiding in infrastructure development and resource allocation.
Targeted Infrastructure Development
Soil health mapping enables the government to promote crop patterns suited to specific regions. It also supports the development of tailored agricultural infrastructure, boosting regional agricultural productivity.
Empowerment of rural youth and womens
Soil Health Cards will generate employment for village-level entrepreneurs by enabling them to offer soil testing services to nearby farmers, thereby supporting sustainable agricultural practices and enhancing crop yields.