Two-day training programme on crop diversification concludes in Nadyal
A two-day training programme on crop diversification was held in Nadyal to promote sustainable agricultural practices among farmers. The focus was on reducing reliance on water-intensive rice cultivation by introducing alternative crops like pulses and oilseeds. Participants were educated on various farming techniques to enhance soil health and adapt to climate change challenges.
- ▪The training programme aimed to create awareness about sustainable and climate-resilient agricultural practices.
- ▪Farmers were informed about the importance of crop diversification to reduce dependency on water-intensive rice cultivation.
- ▪The programme included discussions on green manuring, soil fertility improvement, and Integrated Farming Systems.
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A two-day farmers’ training programme on crop diversification concluded on Tuesday (May 26, 2026) at Kotamkonda village of Rudravaram mandal and Yallur village of Gospadu mandal in the district. The training programme was held to create awareness on sustainable and climate-resilient agricultural practices.During the programme, the farmers were sensitised on the importance of crop diversification in the present climate change scenario and the need to reduce dependency on water-intensive rice cultivation.
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