BANDIPORA, NOVEMBER 02: A group of farmers from Bandipora departed from the Mini Secretariat Bandipora, for a seven-day exposure visit to Ludhiana, Punjab, under the Agricultural Technology Management Agency (ATMA) scheme of the Agriculture Department.
The visit aims to familiarise farmers with modern agricultural technologies, advanced farming practices, improved crop production techniques, farm mechanisation and innovative agricultural interventions.
The farmers will gain practical exposure to progressive farming methods and technological advancements in the agricultural sector.
The initiative is aimed at enhancing the technical knowledge and capacity of farmers while encouraging the adoption of modern, scientific and sustainable farming practices.
The exposure visit, as per an official statement, is expected to help farmers apply the knowledge and techniques gained during the programme in their respective fields, contributing towards improved agricultural productivity and better livelihood opportunities.
