Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren reviewed the progress of the Farmer School (Kisan Pathshala) initiative in Garhwa during a meeting with the Agriculture Department. The review focused on evaluating the effectiveness of the programme and identifying areas where improvements are needed to better support farmers across the state.
Hemant Soren Reviews Farmer School Progress
The Chief Minister said the primary objective of establishing Farmer Schools is to ensure that farmers have access to modern agricultural technologies, scientific guidance, improved cultivation methods, and better farm management practices. These initiatives are aimed at helping farmers increase crop production, reduce cultivation costs, and improve their overall income.
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During the review, Soren noted that while some Farmer Schools are performing well and delivering meaningful results, others require significant improvements to meet their intended objectives. He stressed the need for consistent quality and better implementation across all centres.
The Chief Minister directed the Agriculture Department to make every Farmer School more empowered, active, and result-oriented. He emphasized that each centre should provide high-quality training and technical knowledge so that every farmer in the state can benefit from the latest agricultural practices.
The government believes that strengthening the Farmer School network will play a key role in improving agricultural productivity, promoting scientific farming techniques, and enhancing the livelihoods of farmers throughout Jharkhand.
