Two day agricultural fair in Hisar, Haryana, people went crazy about this variety of wheat
Agricultural Fair Hisar: WFH 1270, 303 and 187 varieties of wheat have been liked very much by the farmers at Chaudhary Charan Singh Haryana Agricultural University, Hisar. Vice Chancellor Prof. BR Kamboj said that women will also have to take training in technology, only then they will be able to face the challenges. One has to be more careful while farming according to the changing weather.
HR Mandi Bhav (Haryana News): 1207 variety of wheat is most in demand among the farmers in the two-day agricultural fair going on at Chaudhary Charan Singh Haryana Agricultural University, Hisar. Most of the farmers are flocking to this stall in the fair. Agricultural scientists said that WHC 1270, 303 and 187 varieties will give 90 maunds per acre.
Vice Chancellor Prof. BR Kamboj said that farmers should keep adopting new technologies and techniques all the time. Today, the role of women in the agricultural sector is continuously increasing. Farmer women of the state are being given drone training.
Women will also have to take technical training, otherwise they will not be able to face the difficulties. One has to be more careful while farming according to the changing weather.
Mentioned the disease resistant and frost tolerant mustard variety RH 725 and the high productivity wheat variety RH 1270. It was also reported that CSV 53F and HJ 1514, which give high yield of fodder sorghum in Kharif crops; HHB 299 and HHB 311, which are rich in zinc and iron; And MH 421 variety of moong.
Vice Chancellor of Maharana Pratap Udyan University, Karnal, Dr. Suresh Kumar Malhotra said that Haryana is at the forefront in adopting progressive farmer innovations and technologies. Farmers can address many issues like food security, food storage, climate change and environmental protection. Due to production exceeding the demand for oilseed and pulse crops, they have to be imported. Apart from the Kharif and Rabi seasons, the summer season immediately following the Rabi season also led to short duration cropping.
HASU Vice Chancellor Prof. B.R. Kamboj said drone technology is becoming increasingly important in farming. Farmers will have to adopt new technologies to deal with food security, climate change, environmental protection and pesticide use in crops. As per the recommendations, water soluble fertilizers, pesticides and herbicides can be easily sprayed in a similar manner by drones. Which will reduce costs and save resources.
Progressive farmers were presented with Prof. BR Kamboj, Vice Chancellor of Maharana Pratap Udyan University Karnal, Dr. Suresh Kumar Malhotra and Vice Chancellor of Guru Jambheshwar University of Science and Technology, Hisar. Honored by Narsi Ram Bishnoi. On the first day, around 40 thousand farmers from Haryana, Delhi, Punjab, Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh came to the fair. Buy seeds of Kharif crops worth around Rs 46600 and seeds of fruit plants and vegetables worth around Rs 21.08 lakh.