UDAIPUR, India — Scientists from Maharana Pratap University of Agriculture and Technology conducted a training programme on mushroom cultivation and modern farming techniques for tribal farmers in Damana Gram Panchayat of Jhadol block. Guided by Dr. Narayan Lal Meena, the programme included distribution of mushroom cultivation equipment and practical demonstrations on scientific production methods, disease management and marketing. Experts said mushroom farming offers a low-cost, high-income livelihood opportunity while improving nutritional security. Around 50 tribal farmers participated in the programme, which also highlighted government welfare schemes, water conservation and climate-resilient agricultural practices.
MPUAT
Farmers Receive Mushroom Cultivation Training
Related stories
Need to Connect the New Generation with the Legacy of Haldighati and Dewair: Union Minister Shekhawat
Udaipur: Union Minister for Culture and Tourism Gajendra Singh Shekhawat said that the younger generation mus…
Panel Discussion on “Medical Tourism in Udaipur: Possibilities and Challenges” Held on World Tourism Day
Udaipur: On the occasion of World Tourism Day, the Tourism and Hotel Management Programme of Mohanlal Sukhadi…
Seeing the World Through the Camera: Photography Workshop Organised at Pacific College
Udaipur: A photography workshop was organised at Pacific College, Chitrakoot Nagar, on Saturday by Pacific Co…
BCI Yuva Investor Connect 2026 Held in Rajasthan, Attracts Registrations from 350 Startups
Udaipur: BCI Yuva Investor Connect 2026 was organised at IIM Udaipur with the objective of strengthening the…