An agricultural university in Telangana has initiated an innovative program for farmers across the state. This special program, named 'Innovation to Impact,' will be implemented in 12 centers across the state, as reported by V6 Velugu.
Under this initiative, scientists will not be confined to research centers but will be taken directly to farmers' fields. This approach aims to make the latest agricultural technologies accessible to farmers.
The two-year program will focus on crop rotation, the use of modern technologies, reducing yield gaps, and increasing farmers' income. This is expected to significantly improve the living standards of farmers.
According to V6 Velugu, 20 to 25 farmers will be selected from each village for this program. Agricultural scientists will provide direct training and guidance to these selected farmers.
The 'Innovation to Impact' program is scheduled for implementation in Palem, Tandur, Madhira, Warangal, Kompasagar, Rudrur, Adilabad, Jagtial, Thornala, Karimnagar, Basanthpur, and Kunaram.
This program is crucial for farmers in Telangana as it aims to introduce modern agricultural practices, thereby increasing their crop yields and ultimately their income.