The Krishi Vigyan Kendras (KVKs) in Meghalaya have covered 63 villages and 15 blocks across the state during the ongoing Vikshit Krishi Sankalp Abhiyan.
About 7,354 farmers took part in the campaign aimed to strengthen agricultural practices with scientific knowledge and support.
The topics covered included improved crop production techniques, animal health and vaccination, organic farming, integrated pest and disease management, soil health and soil and water conservation for better crop productivity and income, growing disease resistant crop with higher yields, latest technology and various others.
Extension literature on integrated farming systems, composting, improved crop varieties, citrus rejuvenation, and Jalkund (rainwater harvesting), resource conservation technologies, integrated nutrient management for Meghalaya soils, Modern Agricultural practices for kharif crops including rice cultivation were also discussed.
Farmers were informed about key government schemes and also received quality seeds of vegetables, rice, and millets in preparation for the Kharif season. Climate-resilient rice seeds and informative leaflets were also distributed, promoting sustainable and adaptive farming practices.
