Sustainable agriculture involves not only the identification and application of improved technologies but the incorporation of ecological and socio-economic considerations. Inevitably conflicts and contradictions arise. This article focuses on the inherent conflicts and contradictions which come in the way of operationalising the concept of sustainable development in the context of Indian agriculture.
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