On July 25, 2024, the Krishi Vigyan Kendra in Sri Ganganagar, Rajasthan, was abuzz with energy as farmers from the region gathered for the 'MFOI Samridh Kisan Utsav.' Organized by Krishi Jagran and sponsored by Mahindra Tractors, this pivotal event revolved around the theme 'Maximizing Farmers' Income for a Prosperous Bharat.' The Utsav, supported by the National Seed Corporation (NSC) and with ICAR as the knowledge partner, aimed to bridge the gap between farmers and the latest agricultural practices and innovations.
The Utsav was a collaborative effort involving the Agricultural Research Station in Sri Ganganagar, the Department of Agriculture in Sri Ganganagar, and the Krishi Vigyan Kendra. With around 150 farmers in attendance, the event served as a crucial platform for sharing knowledge and expertise. Farmers had the opportunity to gain invaluable insights from experts on new techniques and farming-related knowledge, enhancing their understanding and skills in various agricultural practices.
The day's activities began with participant registration, setting the stage for a series of insightful discussions and networking opportunities. The well-structured agenda included focused sessions on essential topics such as Disease & Pest Management in Cotton and Soybean crops, showcasing the latest strategies and technologies in these fields. Another highlight was the discussion on innovation in the tractor industry, where experts shared advancements that are driving efficiency and productivity in modern farming. Additionally, the session on Tractor Management in Millet Farming emphasized best practices for optimizing agricultural outcomes. These discussions provided valuable knowledge and fostered collaboration among industry professionals.
Distinguished guests graced the event, including Dr. Satish Sharma, Joint Director of Agriculture; Dr. Vijay Prakash, Zonal Director of ARS and Dean of Agriculture College; Seema Chawla, Senior Scientist and Head of KVK; and Kanwaljeet Singh, Territory Manager at Mahindra Tractors. Kanwaljeet Singh spoke about innovations in the tractor industry, highlighting how these advancements are transforming agricultural practices and boosting farm productivity.
Keynote speakers delivered insightful presentations on innovative farming solutions and cutting-edge agricultural equipment. The focus was on enhancing farm income and recognizing the achievements of progressive farmers in the region. Following the presentations, outstanding farmers were awarded certificates for their contributions, celebrating their dedication and success in advancing agricultural practices.
The Utsav also featured displays from Mahindra Tractors and the National Seed Corporation. Farmers had the opportunity to explore the latest models and products, gaining firsthand knowledge about advancements in farming technology. Mahindra Tractors showcased their new tractor models, emphasizing their commitment to supporting agricultural development. National Seed Corporation presented their new products, detailing their benefits for modern agriculture.
Looking ahead, attention now turns to the 'Millionaire Farmer of India Awards 2024,' sponsored by Mahindra Tractors. These prestigious awards celebrate excellence and innovation in agriculture. Krishi Jagran encourages farmers from all sectors to participate through an online registration platform, fostering a culture of recognition and appreciation within India's farming community.
The 'MFOI Samridh Kisan Utsav' underscores a collective effort toward a sustainable and prosperous agricultural industry in India. With upcoming initiatives like the 'MFOI VVIF Kisan Bharat Yatra,' Krishi Jagran remains dedicated to empowering and celebrating the unsung heroes of Indian agriculture, paving the way for a promising future for the next generation of farmers.
For more information on participating or sponsoring the 'Millionaire Farmer of India Awards,' please visit the official website. Nominate yourself or become an exhibitor/sponsor at this prestigious event and join us in celebrating the backbone of India's economy—our farmers.
