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PAU holds training on biofertilisers

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Ludhiana, Updated At : 05:59 AM Jul 24, 2025 IST

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The Department of Microbiology, Punjab Agricultural University (PAU), organised a one-day training programme at Khanjarwal village for promotion of biofertilisers under the scheme ‘Strengthening of mushroom production, biofertilisers and food/water/milk evaluation facilities’.

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Dr Jupinder Kaur, microbiologist, apprised participants about uses and benefits of biofertilisers in agriculture and provided them with paddy biofertiliser for use in their fields during the paddy season.

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A total of 25 trainees were benefited from the programme. The participants showed enthusiastic response and keen interest for the use of biofertilisers for different recommended crops in their fields.

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#BiofertilizerBenefits#Biofertilizers#CropFertilization#KhanjarwalVillage#PaddyBiofertilizerAgriculturalTrainingMicrobiologyPAUPunjabAgricultureSustainableAgriculture

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