Yield Increased and Costs Reduced with Nano Fertilizers, Farmer Pankaj Rajwade of Surguja Becomes an Example of Innovation

Cultivation becomes more profitable with the use of Nano Urea and Nano DAP, appeal to farmers to adopt modern technology. Raipur, June 03, 2026/ By adopting modern techniques and innovations in the agricultural sector, farmers are increasing production as well as reducing cultivation costs. The use of nano fertilizers encouraged by the state government and the agriculture department is proving beneficial for the farmers. Progressive farmer Shri Pankaj Rajwade from village Panchayat Jagdishpur in block Ambikapur of Surguja district is an inspiring example of this, who has made farming more profitable through the use of Nano Urea and Nano DAP. Shri Pankaj Rajwade has been regularly using Nano Urea and Nano DAP in his crops for the last two years. He says that the use of these advanced liquid fertilizers has led to better crop growth, improved production, and a significant reduction in cultivation costs. Receiving better results with less expense has also increased his income. He informed that nano fertilizers can be effectively used in various types of crops and vegetables. Positive results have been observed in potatoes, tomatoes, eggplants, garlic, onions, and other commercial crops. Being in liquid form, their application is easy, and plants receive nutrients directly and effectively. This improves both the quality and productivity of the crops. Shri Pankaj stated that compared to traditional fertilizers, Nano Urea and Nano DAP are required in smaller quantities, which increases transportation and storage convenience and also reduces farmers' expenses. Along with this, it is also proving to be a relatively environmentally friendly option. Sharing his success experience, he has appealed to other farmers in the region to adopt modern agricultural techniques. He said that he has achieved better results with the use of nano fertilizers and fellow farmers can also benefit from it to make their farming more productive and profitable. The agriculture department is continuously encouraging farmers to adopt modern, scientific, and environment-friendly agricultural practices. The success of Jagdishpur farmer Pankaj Rajwade shows that farming can be made more profitable and sustainable by adopting new technologies and innovations.