Ramban, June 3: In a significant step towards rural agricultural development and farmer empowerment, the Viksit Kisan Sankalp Abhiyan (VKSA) was successfully conducted in Panchayat Sangaldan, Dalwah Upper, and Dalwah Lower under the expert guidance of the Chief Agriculture Officer (CAO), Ramban Dr. Vinay Kumar Jandial and Scientist KVK Ramban Dr. Raj Kumar.
The VKSA is a flagship initiative aimed at disseminating modern agricultural practices, government schemes, and technological interventions to farmers at the grassroots level. The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from local farmers, panchayat representatives, and field officials.
During the awareness program, officials from the Agriculture Department provided valuable insights into the Holistic Agriculture Development Programme (HADP), Soil Health Management, Integrated Pest Management, and Organic Farming. Farmers were also guided on various centrally sponsored schemes, including PM-KISAN, KCC (Kisan Credit Card), and Crop Insurance schemes.
The CAO Ramban emphasized the importance of such outreach programs and reiterated the department’s commitment to uplifting rural agrarian communities. “Our objective is to ensure that every farmer is aware of the resources available to them and is equipped to make informed decisions for better productivity and sustainability,” the CAO stated.
Live demonstrations, interactive sessions, and distribution of literature materials further enhanced the impact of the VKSA event, making it an enriching experience for all attendees.
The event concluded with a call for collaborative efforts among farmers, local administration, and the agriculture department to ensure comprehensive development in the region’s farming sector.
The program was coordinated by SMS-SDL Daulat Khajuria, AEO Sangaldan, JAEO and AEA under the able guidance of Sh. Naveen Sharma Sub Divisional Agriculture Officer, Gool.
The VKSA is a flagship initiative aimed at disseminating modern agricultural practices, government schemes, and technological interventions to farmers at the grassroots level. The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from local farmers, panchayat representatives, and field officials.
During the awareness program, officials from the Agriculture Department provided valuable insights into the Holistic Agriculture Development Programme (HADP), Soil Health Management, Integrated Pest Management, and Organic Farming. Farmers were also guided on various centrally sponsored schemes, including PM-KISAN, KCC (Kisan Credit Card), and Crop Insurance schemes.
The CAO Ramban emphasized the importance of such outreach programs and reiterated the department’s commitment to uplifting rural agrarian communities. “Our objective is to ensure that every farmer is aware of the resources available to them and is equipped to make informed decisions for better productivity and sustainability,” the CAO stated.
Live demonstrations, interactive sessions, and distribution of literature materials further enhanced the impact of the VKSA event, making it an enriching experience for all attendees.
The event concluded with a call for collaborative efforts among farmers, local administration, and the agriculture department to ensure comprehensive development in the region’s farming sector.
The program was coordinated by SMS-SDL Daulat Khajuria, AEO Sangaldan, JAEO and AEA under the able guidance of Sh. Naveen Sharma Sub Divisional Agriculture Officer, Gool.
