Nagaland government advised the farmers of the state to judiciously use the land by adopting proper land-use planning for increasing ecological and livelihood security. State Agriculture Production Commissioner, Y Kiheto Sema while issuing a six point farmers advisory on Tuesday said that the traditional Jhum cultivation is neither economically remunerable nor ecologically sustainable although it’s a way of life for the Nagas. Sema further stated that the farmers’ advisory services are essential unlike other states and the landholding pattern which is owned by the individual, clan and community in Nagaland is very peculiar. The farming community has also been advised to revive the age-old tradition of preservation and management of seeds by preserving the best mother plant and its produce for seed storage as the government may not be able to provide the required seeds at all times
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