The United Nations Assistant Secretary General Satya S Tripathi said that the state government's efforts for natural farming in UP are commendable. Many countries are learning from the actions of AP in nature farming. The United Nations will contribute to the further expansion of natural farming in the state. Tripathi along with T. Vijayakumar, executive vice chairman of the State Kisan Empowerment Committee, visited various tribal villages in Vizianagaram district and examined the efforts taken by the tribal farmers for organic farming.

He observed the performance of farmers of 93 tribal villages who were doing natural cultivation and congratulated them. As part of the tour, He met CS Adityanath Das briefly in the first block of the Secretariat on Tuesday. Tripathi said, "The state government's efforts for natural farming and the cm YS Jagan's foresight. The interest shown by the CM in natural farming is to replace harmful chemicals and synthetic fertilizers. They said they would contribute to the achievement of this goal.

He wanted every village to develop into a natural farming village. Adityanath Das said the government has taken a big step to promote natural farming in the state. In the coming days, the harmful chemicals and synthetic fertilizers will be replaced by organic farming. He said that a review meeting on natural farming will be held at the state level soon. The meeting was attended by T. Vijayakumar, executive vice chairman of the state farmer empowerment organization.

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