A Pilot Survey on Carbon Finance as Financial Adoption and Challenges for Agriculture Development

India was the third largest CO2 emitter in the world in 2009, following China and the United States and slightly ahead of Russia. Instead of treating agriculture as a normal sector, the government should emphasize on its uniqueness via research and technology transfer. These two options have been notified by the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry as a fundamental pillar. Research is essential to better understand, for instance, the rumen and the lower digestive track of ruminants which are the cause of methane emission, but as well, developing instruments to increase farm productivity. It can also resolve the problem of measurement of carbon emissions at farm levels, generating a possibility of integrating agriculture. It requires a lot of communication and a huge degree of cooperation between scientists and farmers. Which helpful not only development of the agriculture sector but also helpful to develop standard of living of agricultural labor.