The Green Revolution, which began in the 1960s, introduced hybrid seeds to farmers all over the world. Cross-pollinated hybrid seeds were thought to be a source of higher yielding, high-quality crops. Farmers were forced to buy hybrid seeds during the Green Revolution because Hybrid Seed Market comprised a large portion of seed companies' product offerings. Even though they required more fertiliser and water, the seeds grown by farmers on large acres of their farms were productive and produced tonnes of crop yields. These crops' seeds, however, were unable to reproduce. As a result, several companies have disrupted the traditional methods of open-pollination and self-sufficiency, which have been replaced by hybrid seeds; farmers are also required to purchase agricultural chemicals.
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