The Agrarian Essays

The Agrarian Essays are a collection of thoughtful writings by economist and Nobel laureate M. K. Gandhi that explore the importance of agriculture and rural life. They emphasize the value of small-scale farming, self-sufficiency, and sustainable practices for economic stability and social harmony. Gandhi advocates for empowering farmers, resisting excessive dependence on industrialization and urbanization, and maintaining a balanced relationship with nature. The essays highlight how agriculture is central to a nation's well-being, culture, and morality, encouraging a shift towards more equitable and environmentally friendly rural development.