Once a wise man said,to know climate the utmost importance must be put on the “Nature”,nature serves like anything. Weather is the first stair,the most dynamic phenomenon,it’s raining now,after a few minutes it’s shined by the sun. Nowadays the thing that is most concerning is the uncertainty of such weather pattern leading towards a drastic climate change.
To become resilient in any situation means to have the ability to conquer any kind of haphazard circumstances. Agriculture is the backbone to livelihood in India and many such developing countries. The crops that are having such ability to grow in any adverse condition is included in resilient agriculture.
It was first implemented on 2nd of February,2011. The importance of it is that it ensures to produce abundance of crops like pulses,millets,cereals etc. in any kind of adverse environmental condition. Due to this it’s farmer friendly and must be look after properly by every specialists, common people and respective governments by encouraging the farmers to produce such resilient crops more. These are going to help during any natural disasters,the condition that has arisen in Namibia and the consequences that is going to put on the wild lives are heart wrenching. So this short of applications are an ultimate alternative to process and can maintain the strength of a country economically.

Resilience is a long term process,many natural as well artificial machines are used to form such crops. By managing the soil health, cultivating trees along the crops,water harvesting, applying biofertilizer we can make a sustainable resilient kind of crop and increase its viability for a long.

Arpita Mishra

University/College name : Utkal University