Baramulla, November 14: In a move to promote advanced agricultural practices among local farmers, the District Development Commissioner Baramulla ,Minga Sherpa today flagged off a one-day tour for 150 farmers from various tribal areas within the district. The tour, organized under the Mission for Integrated Development of Horticulture (MIDH) 2024-25, will take the farmers to the Centre of Excellence in Zawoora, Srinagar, a leading horticultural training and research facility in the region.
The flag-off ceremony, held at Dakbanglow Baramulla, highlighted the significance of providing farmers with practical exposure to modern horticultural practices and innovations. During the tour, farmers will receive hands-on training and insights into advanced farming techniques, crop management, and sustainable horticultural practices at the Centre of Excellence, which is known for its pioneering work in horticulture.
Speaking on the occasion, the DC Said that the one-day tour to the Centre of Excellence at Zawoora is an invaluable opportunity for our progressive farmers to learn about the latest advancements in horticulture. Equipping farmers with cutting-edge knowledge and skills is key to enhancing productivity, ensuring sustainable practices, and ultimately boosting the agricultural sector in Baramulla.
The tour, organized by the Department of Horticulture Baramulla, is part of the government’s broader mission to empower farmers in tribal areas and foster economic development through sustainable agricultural practices. By providing access to expert guidance and advanced training facilities, the programme aims to uplift the socio-economic conditions of the farming community in Baramulla.
