Moga: Women farmers imparted training

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Updated At : 12:41 PM Feb 23, 2024 IST

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Moga, February 22

To enhance the livelihoods of Scheduled Caste farmers, a training programme was conducted at Kokri Kalan village of Moga today.

Ninety-five progressive SC women farmers from three farmer producer companies (FPCs) in Moga 1, Moga 2 and Bhagapurana clusters of the district participated in the programme.

Each beneficiary received spray pumps as part of the event. The training programme was designed to empower these women farmers with knowledge on advanced maize cultivation techniques, with a focus on promoting value addition in maize crops.

This event was organised under the SC sub-plan programme of the ICAR-Indian Institute of Maize Research.

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