Crop health and planting material
Disease surveillance, clean planting-material systems, local evaluation and farmer communication.
ATSSMA / Policy & Research
ATSSMA supports evidence-led consultation on crop health, farmer resilience, responsible processing, infrastructure, research and markets. The proposals on this page are recommendations for government and stakeholder assessment.
ATSSMA PROPOSAL
ATSSMA proposes a coordinated approach to crop health, farmer resilience, processing competitiveness, food safety, environmental performance, market development and reliable sector data, subject to government assessment and stakeholder consultation.
Disease surveillance, clean planting-material systems, local evaluation and farmer communication.
Productivity, root quality, transparent procurement understanding and risk information.
Connect TNAU, ICAR–CTCRI and field priorities through applied trials and outreach.
Appropriate mechanisation, process control, testing, traceability and documentation.
Measurement-led water, energy, wastewater and by-product improvement.
Food applications, industrial starch opportunities, buyer education and consumer awareness.
Technically and economically assessed procurement or public food-programme pilots.
Reliable crop, processing, market, quality and trade information with clear methodology.
Specifications, testing, authorised GI use, documentation, logistics and market development.