UREA IMPORT - WEF - PARIS ACCORD-INDIA

[CanadianMalodu]

1 hour ago, AndhraneedSCS said:

We will do onething. We will use Solar energy 

Solar energy cells and panels kooda import ee China nunchi. Adhi matter. 

No energy dependence = NO CONTROL by bankers +Deep state 

NET ENERGY IMPORT = MONEY LEAVING COUNTRY ALWAYS 

 

[Teluguredu]

12 hours ago, CanadianMalodu said:

India is dependent on Russia only for naphtha as a FEEDSTOCK. If India swaps it by making Syngas from coal, India doesn't need to import anything. 

t you still need to build the plants and create a supply chain which needs a lot of money as india is the biggest user of urea in the entire world 

[Bhavarogi]

India is in tight spot, despite heavy demand it also has to prevent over usage of urea. It leads to soil pollution. it should rather push eco friendly alternatives. adapting to changes at good pace is something what india lacks. 

[CanadianMalodu]

1 hour ago, Bhavarogi said:

India is in tight spot, despite heavy demand it also has to prevent over usage of urea. It leads to soil pollution. it should rather push eco friendly alternatives. adapting to changes at good pace is something what india lacks. 

This is tried in Srilanka and it's a colossal failure. 

 

[Bhavarogi]

10 hours ago, CanadianMalodu said:

This is tried in Srilanka and it's a colossal failure. 

 

its the way they pushed it caused the failure

[CanadianMalodu]

10 minutes ago, Bhavarogi said:

its the way they pushed it caused the failure

What way did they push it? What way do you propose ?

[kevinUsa]

Y use urea u can use def too for plants 

[Bhavarogi]

2 minutes ago, CanadianMalodu said:

What way did they push it? What way do you propose ?

They tried to do a hard reset( like demonetization) without any idea how it would hit yield. our governments should incentivize slow leaching urea (there are many variants). create awareness and guide though the transition. introducing high yield varieties which rely more on alternative nitrogen sources other than urea. subsidize the alternatives. indians reisist and adapt slow, this is where governments should push and provide guidance. 

[CanadianMalodu]

23 minutes ago, Bhavarogi said:

They tried to do a hard reset( like demonetization) without any idea how it would hit yield. our governments should incentivize slow leaching urea (there are many variants). create awareness and guide though the transition. introducing high yield varieties which rely more on alternative nitrogen sources other than urea. subsidize the alternatives. indians reisist and adapt slow, this is where governments should push and provide guidance. 

What other nitrogen sources are you suggesting? What crops were they tested one ? Why does it need to be subsidized again? 

While farming is reeling under socialist trap for far too long to make any meaningful progress in India.