Vijayapura farmers to be trained in sustainable dairy farming
BLDE Society and Tumakuru-based Akshaya Kalpa Group enter into an agreement for the purpose
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BLDE Deemed University Pro-Chancellor Y.M. Jayaraj flagging off in Vijayapura on Friday a vehicle carrying farmers to Tiptur for training in sustainable dairy farming practices. | Photo Credit: SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT
Vijayapura-based BLDE Society and Tumakuru-based Akshaya Kalpa Group have entered into an agreement to train farmers in sustainable dairy farming practices.
The first batch of 20 farmers from Babaleshwar and Tikota taluks left for training on the Akshaya Kalpa Campus in Tiptur on Wednesday.
These farmers will study the prevalent technologies of shed construction, cow feeding and fodder management, calf, poultry farming and growing various vegetable crops under the organic system.
BLDE Deemed University Pro-Chancellor Y.M. Jayaraj, who flagged off the vehicle, hoped that the farmers will imbibe all skills taught in the short-term course.
He said that this is the first of several joint initiatives planned by BLDE Society with Akshaya Kalpa Foundation and Krishikalpa Foundation.
Prof. Jayaraj said that farmers will get direct demonstration and training of advanced technologies on the premises of Akshaya Kalpa Institute which is a model in scientific and organic dairy farming in the country.
"Minister M.B. Patil, who is the BLDE Society chairman, wants to increase the prosperity levels of farmers on drier districts of North Karnataka through the joint project. It will be expanded and diversified,” he said.
Registrar R.V. Kulkarni said that the farmers will get information about how to make dairy farming profitable through scientific barn management, maintaining cow health, cleanliness and modern technology and how to produce chemical-free and quality milk in organic milk production.
He wished that the farmers of Tiptur area will get a chance to participate in the process to create white revolution in Vijayapura district by adopting the Akshaya Kalpa model.
BLDE Society communications coordinator Mahantesh Biradar said that such training sessions will give a new di
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