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World Soil Day and Kissan Sammelan held 12/5/2016 10:55:32 PM Early Times Report DODA, Dec 5: One day Kissan Sammelan was today held at Conference Hall DC Office Doda by Krishi Vigyan Kendra Doda in collaboration with Department of Agriculture Doda which was attended by 150 farmers and extension functionaries of the department. Ranjit Singh Assistant Commissioner Revenue Doda was the chief guest and Amrik Singh member Kissan Avisory Board from Doda was the guest of honour. Others who attended the programme were Dr Ravneet Kour Dr Narinder Paul Dr GN Jha and Dr Munish Sharma from KVK Doda, MA Beig District Agriculture Officer (Extension) Doda, Yograj Rukwal SDAO Pranoo and Sahid Iqbal SDAO Thathri. While addressing the farmers Ranjit Singh lauded the efforts of Department of agriculture and Krishi Vigyan Kendra in organizing the event and stressed upon the farmers to adopt the recommendations of the experts at their farms for maximization of the produce and at the same maintaining the soil health. Amrik Singh focused upon the technologies for poor families which can make the profession of farming more remunerative. He also showed serious concern over youth not choosing farming as profession. During the technical programme Zarina Akhtar Research Assistant Soil testing Laboratory Doda apprised the participants about the importance of soil health day and procedure followed in the testing of the soil samples collected from the farmers field by the extension functionaries.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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