Focusing on carbon-derived green molecules, the symposium showcased how these eco-friendly compounds can supercharge plant growth and resilience. Derived from captured CO2, they offer a dual benefit: reducing greenhouse gases while boosting farm outputs.

Panelists shared real-world case studies from Gujarat’s pilot projects, where treated fields yielded 25-40% more produce with less water and fertilizer. This approach aligns perfectly with India’s sustainability goals under the National Agricultural Policy.

Discussions extended to economic implications, including job creation in biotech sectors and reduced import dependency on chemical inputs. Government incentives for green tech adoption were a hot topic, with calls for subsidies and public-private partnerships.

The event underscored Gujarat’s vision to become India’s green agriculture hub. With actionable insights and collaborative spirit, participants left equipped to drive this transformation forward.