Analytic Hierarchy Process Based Land Suitability for Organic Farming in the Arid Region

The use of organic farming in the Thar desert region (great Indian desert) is extremely low due to humidity and high temperatures across India. As a result, area faces significant challenges agricultural production meeting demand for high-quality food. Thus, community this needs expand meet required demands. Geospatial technologies are capable recommending suitable areas regions and, specifically, increase farming. However, prevalence very developing countries. In study, multi-criteria decision-making process was used determine land suitability crops food production. This study attempted identify reliable Rajasthan’s Barmer district. analytical hierarchy (AHP) technique combined with geographic information system approach showed that, district, highly comprises about 832 sq. km moderately covers 8524 km. Monthly Gravity Recovery Climate Experiment (GRACE) precipitation data were impact district period from January 2017 December 2020. Finally, investigated quality its application so that it can be effectively solve social economic problems.