Kisan Club gives tips on growing off-season vegetables

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Ludhiana, Updated At : 11:10 AM Nov 10, 2024 IST

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“Practice low-tunnel vegetable cultivation, a vital recommendation for off-season cultivation of vegetables during the winter season,” vegetable science expert Dr Ruma Devi advised farmers at the monthly training camp of PAU Kisan Club. As many as 55 farmer members attended the camp which was held under the leadership of Dr TS Riar, Additional Director (Communication) and Dr Kuldeep Singh, Head, Department of Extension Education, here today.

Requiring minimum maintenance and less irrigation, the low-tunnel technique was quite affordable for the small and marginal farmers, she said.

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