Mumbai / Ramesh Autade
Considering the adverse impact of global climate change on agricultural horticulture, the huge demand for organic and good quality mangoes, vegetables and all types of horticulture both domestically and abroad, the agricultural horticulture conference and exhibition have been organized to emphasize on this type of production, take measures to prevent the spread of pest diseases on coconut, areca nut, and provide a market from producer to consumer, informed the chief organizer of the program and president of Maharashtra State Mango Growers Association Chandrakant Mokal.
On the morning of May 25, an agricultural, horticulture, irrigation, processing, seeds, solar energy, and dairy development conference has been organized at Ganesh Mangal Kharaya Hall, Sahan Bypass, Alibaug, district Raigad. Electric tractors that have recently made their debut in the country's market and are effective for the agricultural sector will be available for viewing. Recognizing the need for modern technology like drones to make agriculture profitable in the future, emphasis is being placed on the use of drones for spraying. For this, information about drone technology including drones will be provided to the attendees.
Also, stalls with premium products of tribals, especially organic and other products, as well as stalls with agricultural medicines required for timely mango blossoming and production increase, will be on display under the Shabari Band. The program is open to all and for advance registration, contact 9920184666, 9598884666.
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