Special sessions under VKSA held across Kashmir

Srinagar, May 30 (SHABD):
Special sessions under the centrally sponsored Viksit Krishi Sankalp Abhiyan (VKSA) were successfully held across several districts in Kashmir today, aiming to educate farmers on the latest trends and technologies in agriculture.

Hundreds of farmers took part in these awareness programmes and were introduced to a wide array of modern farming techniques, ensuring better productivity and sustainability in their agricultural practices.

In Budgam district, the programme drew a large number of participants who received training on improved farming methods and resource management. Agricultural experts shared best practices and answered farmers' queries on various issues related to cultivation and land use.

In Anantnag, VKSA sessions were held in Dialgam and Hakura, engaging numerous local farmers. During the event, Chief Agriculture Officer Anantnag, Shahnawaz Shah, praised the growing interest among the farming community and acknowledged their proactive participation in adopting modern practices.

Similar awareness drives were held in other parts of the valley, reflecting a region-wide effort under the VKSA initiative.

Joint Director Agriculture (Extension), Anil Gupta, highlighted the importance of these sessions, stating,

“The Viksit Krishi Sankalp Abhiyan aims to empower farmers by spreading knowledge about modern techniques, efficient fertilizer usage, and environmentally responsible farming.”

The events concluded with positive feedback from farmers, many of whom expressed appreciation for the guidance and support provided through these programmes.

Final Thoughts:

The VKSA sessions held today across Kashmir reflect a commendable push towards agricultural reform. By bringing advanced techniques to the grassroots level, these programmes are helping transform traditional practices into efficient and sustainable farming models.