Wadura, Dec. 25 -- A six-week MSME Training Programme on Climate-Smart Apple Cultivation and Precision Farming Technology was inaugurated on Tuesday at the Faculty of Agriculture (FOA), Wadura, with an aim to equip rural youth with modern, climate-resilient horticultural skills.
The programme was formally inaugurated by the Dean, FOA Wadura, who graced the occasion as the Chief Guest. Addressing the participants, the Dean underscored the growing need for adopting climate-resilient horticultural practices and precision-based technologies to cope with changing climatic conditions in the region. He emphasized that innovation-driven and scientific approaches in apple cultivation are crucial for enhancing productivity, profitability, and long-t...