<h1>37,000 Farmers Adopt Natural Farming with Government Subsidies and Minimum Support Prices</h1> Approximately 37,000 farmers in two districts have adopted natural farming methods supported by government incentives, including subsidies and assured minimum support prices. Subsidies cover costs related to indigenous cow purchases, transportation, market fees, cowshed improvements, and farming equipment. Significant quantities of natural wheat, turmeric, and maize produced through these methods have been purchased by authorities during recent agricultural seasons. Officials highlight reductions in farming costs, improved crop prices, and the elimination of harmful chemicals as benefits of natural farming. Government representatives encourage wider adoption of these practices for their environmental, health, and economic advantages.