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Training programme on dairy farming concludes
12/23/2020 12:42:48 AM

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Jammu, Dec 22: A fifteen days training programme on “Scientific Interventions to Improve Productivity of Dairy Animals” sponsored by Tiger Division of Indian Army under Operation Sadbhavna) concluded at Faculty of Veterinary Sciences and Animal Husbandry, R.S. Pura campus.
The camp was organized under the leadership of Vice Chancellor, SKUAST-Jammu, Prof. J. P. Sharma. The training programme was organized for the unemployed rural youth and ex-service men of army so that they could start their own enterprises in a scientific manner with more productivity and thereby more profitability.
Fifteen participants from different villages of Jammu district successfully completed the training programme and received participation certificates.
During the valedictory function, Prof. M.S. Bhadwal, Dean, FVSc&AH and Chief Guest of the function, congratulated all the trainees for their interest and continuous availability in the programme. He also congratulated the course coordinators and other supporting staffs for successful completion of training programme.
He briefed about the different topics covered during the training programme. He emphasized on adoption of learnt techniques by the participants during the training for starting their enterprises as a profitable venture. Prof. Bhadwal was of the view that Dairy animals are an important source of income, food, and nutritional security, and improvements in the productivity of dairy animals substantially improve the well-being of smallholder dairy farmers. At the outset, Prof. Kamal Sarma, Head of the Division of VAHEE cum convenor welcomed the guests and briefed about the successful completion of the programme. There were 37 lectures & demonstrations delivered by experts of Faculty of Veterinary Science and Animal Husbandry. Participants visited University Headquarter at Chatha for understanding the concept of Integrated Farming System model and Hydroponics for round the year fodder production.
Dr. Pranav Kumar, Assistant Professor, Division of Veterinary & Animal Husbandry Extension Education cum Course coordinator conducted the proceedings of the valedictory function.
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