Farmers Becoming More Empowered and Self-Reliant Through Agricultural Training

Agriculture and Farmers Welfare Minister, Mr. Edal Singh Kanshana, stated that the training programs organized by the Department of Farmers Welfare and Agriculture Development are helping farmers increase their crop yield, leading to a significant rise in their income. Through these programs, farmers are being provided with knowledge on modern agricultural techniques, crop management, and soil quality improvement methods. As a result, there has been an average increase of 20-25% in crop yield, along with improved quality.

Agricultural Training Boosting Farmers' Yield and Income:

The training programs have introduced farmers to new methods of crop care, enabling them to cultivate their fields more efficiently and enhance their earnings. The Department of Agriculture is committed to continuing these efforts, ensuring that such training programs help farmers improve both crop production and financial stability.

Key Training Programs Conducted by the Agriculture Department:

1. Crop Production Training: Farmers are educated on advanced techniques for cultivating various crops.
2. Soil Testing and Fertilizer Management Training: Guidance is provided on improving soil quality and using fertilizers effectively.
3.  Irrigation Management Training: Farmers learn about different irrigation techniques and equipment.
4. Pest and Disease Management Training: Training is given on controlling pests and crop diseases efficiently.
5. Agri-Business Training: Farmers receive knowledge on various aspects of agricultural business, including marketing, finance, and management.

Farmers Benefiting from New Experiences and Advanced Agricultural Techniques:

The ATMA (Agricultural Technology Management Agency) scheme, the Department of Agriculture also conducts special training programs, allowing farmers to visit different locations and gain practical experience and knowledge. These programs aim to enhance farmers' agricultural capabilities and enable them to achieve better production outcomes.