Agricultural development got a new direction. Agricultural development got new direction: Emphasis on organic farming in the committee meeting, information given – Chitrakoot News
In the 32nd Scientific Advisory Committee meeting, special attention was paid to promotion of organic farming and new technological experiments.
Important decisions were taken in the agriculture sector in the 32nd Scientific Advisory Committee meeting held at the Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Ganiwa, located at Deendayal Research Institute, Chitrakoot. In the meeting, special attention was paid to promotion of organic farming and new technological experiments.
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Centre’s scientist Kamla Shankar Shukla presented details of last year’s achievements. Fisheries, pearl farming and organic farming were given priority in the action plan for the coming year. Chief Development Officer Amritpal Kaur suggested using the cow dung obtained from the cow sheds of Gram Sabhas in organic farming.
Technical expert Dr. Shantanu Dubey emphasized the role of NABARD in the development of farmer producer organizations. Also, attention was drawn towards new opportunities in forest produce and milk processing sector. Vice Chancellor of Mahatma Gandhi Chitrakoot Gramodya University, Dr. Bharat Mishra remembered Nanaji Deshmukh’s vision of nation building through Gramodya.
32nd Scientific Advisory Committee Meeting
Emphasis on use of vermicompost and conservation of crop varieties
Dr. N.K., Extension Director of Banda University of Agriculture and Technology. Vajpayee stressed the use of vermicompost and conservation of local crop varieties. District department heads, progressive farmers and specially invited officers participated in the meeting and gave important suggestions to give a new direction to agricultural development.
address to the meeting
Organization Secretary of Deendayal Research Institute, Abhay Mahajan inspired the farmers towards resource based and poison free farming. He said, “Only the participation of the local society and the work done according to their needs are permanent.
participation of departments
Dr. Shivshankar Singh of Mahatma Gandhi Chitrakoot Gramodaya University, Deputy Director Agriculture Rajkumar, Chief Veterinary Officer Dr. Subhash Chandra, Women and Child Development Officer Mahendra Patel, and many other officers, scientists and farmers were present in the meeting. This meeting was not only in the district It proved to be a milestone in the direction of agricultural development, but also showed a new path to make farmers self-reliant.
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