Kisan-Vaigyanik Sangoshthi

Description
The scheme “Kisan-Vaigyanik Sangoshthi” is implemented by the Uttarakhand Council for Biotechnology under the Department of Agriculture, Government of Uttarakhand. The scheme aims to guide farmers and youth in biotechnology-based farming and animal husbandry by providing technical training and solutions to enhance self-employment and income generation.

Benefits
• Through Kisan-Vaigyanik Sangoshthi, the Council provides technical guidance from subject matter experts to the state’s farmers, helping to address challenges in biotechnology-based agriculture and animal husbandry. The Council also continuously works to improve farmers’ livelihoods and promote self-employment by sharing technical knowledge on hydroponics, soilless farming, kiwifruit cultivation, fish farming, beekeeping, vegetable production, and floriculture.
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Eligibility Criteria
1. The applicant must be a resident of Uttarakhand.
2. The applicant must be a youth, a farmer, a member of a self-help group, or a livestock farmer.
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Required Documents
• Documents are required as per the guidelines of the Uttarakhand Council for Biotechnology for participation in the seminars.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Who can participate in the scheme?
A: Participation is open to youth, farmers, members of self-help groups, and livestock farmers from Uttarakhand.
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Q: How are participants informed about the seminars?
A: Participants are informed through brochures, leaflets, and social media channels.
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Q: How are participants registered?
A: Interested candidates are registered after receiving information about the seminars, either online or through designated registration centers.
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Q: What topics are covered in the seminars?
A: Seminars cover hydroponics, soilless farming, kiwifruit cultivation, fish farming, beekeeping, vegetable production, floriculture, and other biotechnology-based agriculture and animal husbandry techniques.
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Q: Can students participate in these seminars?
A: Yes, students associated with agriculture or biotechnology can also participate in the seminars.
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