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ALT The Khet Bachao Abhiyan was organized at Gurada village on 23 October 2026 with the participation of scientists from ICAR–Indian Institute of Soil Science (ICAR-IISS), Bhopal, scientists from ICAR–Central Institute of Agricultural Engineering (ICAR-CIAE), Bhopal, and district-level agricultural officials. The programme aimed to create awareness among farmers about sustainable crop residue management, conservation agriculture, and the effective utilization of crop residues for improving soil health and environmental sustainability. *Participants included:* Dr. U.C.Dubey, PS; Dr. Dushyant Singh, PS; Dr. Manoj Kumar, SS; Dr. C.P. Sawant, SS; ICAR-IISS, Bhopal and Dr. Dhiraj Kumar, SS; Dr. Rahul Mishra, S; ICAR-CIAE, Bhopal * Shri Niranjan Singh, Sub-Divisional Officer (Agriculture) * Ms. Diksha Kushwaha, RAEO * Farmers from Gurada village and surrounding areas The programme contributed to raising awareness about sustainable crop residue management, reducing residue burning...
ALT The Khet Bachao Abhiyan was organized at Gurada village on 23 October 2026 with the participation of scientists from ICAR–Indian Institute of Soil Science (ICAR-IISS), Bhopal, scientists from ICAR–Central Institute of Agricultural Engineering (ICAR-CIAE), Bhopal, and district-level agricultural officials. The programme aimed to create awareness among farmers about sustainable crop residue management, conservation agriculture, and the effective utilization of crop residues for improving soil health and environmental sustainability. *Participants included:* Dr. U.C.Dubey, PS; Dr. Dushyant Singh, PS; Dr. Manoj Kumar, SS; Dr. C.P. Sawant, SS; ICAR-IISS, Bhopal and Dr. Dhiraj Kumar, SS; Dr. Rahul Mishra, S; ICAR-CIAE, Bhopal * Shri Niranjan Singh, Sub-Divisional Officer (Agriculture) * Ms. Diksha Kushwaha, RAEO * Farmers from Gurada village and surrounding areas The programme contributed to raising awareness about sustainable crop residue management, reducing residue burning...
ALT ICAR-CIAE Regional Station, Coimbatore organised an awareness program on balanced use of fertilizers under Khet Bachao Abhiyan at Surandai village, Karamadai block, Mettupalayam taluk, Coimbatore district on 23.10.2026. Farmers were educated on Integrated nutrient management, natural farming and crop residue management. The programme also highlighted the advantages of crop diversification and government schemes related to agriculture.
ALT ICAR-CIAE Regional Station, Coimbatore organised an awareness program on balanced use of fertilizers under Khet Bachao Abhiyan at Surandai village, Karamadai block, Mettupalayam taluk, Coimbatore district on 23.10.2026. Farmers were educated on Integrated nutrient management, natural farming and crop residue management. The programme also highlighted the advantages of crop diversification and government schemes related to agriculture.
ALT ICAR-CIAE Regional Station, Coimbatore organised an awareness program on balanced use of fertilizers under Khet Bachao Abhiyan at Surandai village, Karamadai block, Mettupalayam taluk, Coimbatore district on 23.10.2026. Farmers were educated on Integrated nutrient management, natural farming and crop residue management. The programme also highlighted the advantages of crop diversification and government schemes related to agriculture.
ALT Khet Bachao Abhiyan programme was organized at Bakaniya Village, Phanda Block, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh on 22-10-2026, with the participation of 32 farmers. The programme aimed to create awareness among farmers about the balanced and judicious use of fertilizers, improving fertilizer use efficiency, and maintaining long-term soil health. During the programme, farmers were sensitized to the importance of applying fertilizers according to crop requirements and soil-test recommendations. Emphasis was placed on the balanced application of nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium (NPK), along with essential secondary and micronutrients, to prevent nutrient deficiencies and imbalances. The importance of avoiding excessive and indiscriminate fertilizer application was highlighted to reduce cultivation costs, minimize nutrient losses, and protect soil and environmental quality. Farmers were also encouraged to adopt improved nutrient management practices, including soil testing, the use of appropriate
ALT Farmers were also encouraged to adopt improved nutrient management practices, including soil testing, the use of appropriate fertilizer doses, application at the recommended crop growth stages, and proper placement of fertilizers. The benefits of integrating chemical fertilizers with organic manures and other suitable soil health management practices were discussed to improve soil fertility, sustain crop productivity, and enhance nutrient-use efficiency. The programme emphasized that balanced fertilizer use can reduce input costs, improve crop productivity, increase fertilizer-use efficiency, and protect soil health for future generations. The participating farmers were encouraged to adopt these practices in their fields and contribute to the broader objective of sustainable agriculture under the Khet Bachao Abhiyan
