NABARD funded ITDP-V project conducted a Training Programme cum Demonstration on input management for its beneficiaries, today at Warima, Chokpot. It aimed to educate farmers about the proper management of agricultural inputs, such as fertilizers, pesticides, and other necessary resources to enhance crop productivity.
During the training the resource person Dr. Tanya R. Marak, Plant Protection specialist, KVK, SGH, discussed and delivered on several topics related to plant protection and input management with regards to Coconut and orange plants, emphasizing the importance of proper input management for sustainable agriculture. Distributed 400 bottles of bio-pesticides to control pests and diseases including insects like rodents, termites, and weeds. The programme was attended by around 150 beneficiaries from 15 project villages under ITDP-V Chokpot.
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