India students from farming heartland urban centres alike are increasingly heading abroad to study agriculture and allied fields a shift sparked by the global demand for sustainable farming practices, technological innovation in food production and immigration pathway this route offers.
Interest in these programmes ranging from agronomy and precision agriculture to agri-tech and food sciences - has surged over the past few years, driven by the EU's 'Farm to Fork' strategy and Canada's Agri-Food Pilot.
"It's a perfect storm of opportunities. These students are looking at agriculture through a new lens that combines technology, sustainability and global food security.
The EU's Farm To fork strategy and similar initiatives worldwide have created a massive demand for agricultural experts.
Countries like Canada and Germany are offering faster permanent residency pathways for individuals with expertise in modern agricultural practices,".
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