Making compost from kitchen waste is a way to turn leftover food into a soil amendment called compost. Instead of throwing food scraps in the regular trash, you put them in a composting bin. This dedicated container creates the proper environment for bacteria and fungi to decompose the organic materials. The process continues until the food scraps become a valuable mix of nutrients that nurture the soil and support plant growth.
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Kendra conducted 18th SAC Meeting in which Dr. Rekhi Singh,
Year of Training: 2013-14 | Village Nadirgund |No. of participants 25 | %age of adoption 37% Due to urbanization and mass conversion of agricultural land into colonies and small industrial units in District Srinagar, the land holding of people is decreasing day by day and because of luring prices of
Kashmir, where farmers are faced with prospects of poor yield and low income, could well take cues from the success story of a farmer who is earning a net annual income of Rs. 3.5 lakhs from 2.0 ha land by adopting integrative farm techniques and optimum resource utilization. Mr. Farooq
Mr. Showket Ahmad Ganie after completing his education started his family occupation of traditional agriculture to meet both ends meals. He put his honest and all sincere efforts to get maximum output from his land. His aptitude, innovative mind and eagerness towards new technology and development in the field of
