afifa foundation works to empower people, protect the planet, build prosperity, and foster peace through Science, Technology, and Innovation.
afifa foundation works to empower people, protect the planet, build prosperity, and foster peace through Science, Technology, and Innovation.
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Dr. Kalam Agricultural College, in collaboration with afifa foundation, organized a groundbreaking awareness program focused on Agricultural Science, Technology, Innovation, and Entrepreneurship. The program aimed to inspire and empower students to explore the promising career opportunities available in the field of agriculture and contribute to sustainable solutions for food security and agricultural development.
"Every child is a foundation of the future generation. One day they will be scientists, innovators, and entrepreneurs, if we inspire them, guide them, and arrange the knowledge and resources for them,"
said Er. Agha Ahmad, President of afifa foundation.
His words resonated deeply during a special event organized at Upper Middle School Belwa Kashipur, under the visionary leadership of Shri Shahzad Anwer, the Head Master of the institution.
The one-day event aimed at motivating and inspiring students to explore promising career opportunities in Agriculture Science, Technology, Innovation, and Entrepreneurship. The initiative sought to bridge the knowledge gap and encourage young minds to contribute to the fields of sustainable agriculture and food security.
Experts Share Insights on Agricultural Science and Innovation
Several eminent experts from Dr. Kalam Agricultural College participated in the event, sharing their knowledge and experiences with students:
• Dr. Bhola Nath Sah, Assistant Professor of Soil Science - Emphasized the importance of soil conservation and management techniques to enhance agricultural productivity.
• Dr. Arindam Nag, Assistant Professor of Agriculture Extension - Highlighted the role of innovative farming practices and the integration of technology in modern agriculture.
• Dr. Erayya, Assistant Professor of Plant Pathology - Discussed plant diseases, their impact on food security, and advanced methods to prevent crop loss.
• Dr. Swaray Kumar Dutt, Assistant Professor of Agronomy - Spoke about sustainable farming techniques and their role in ensuring long-term food security.
The experts shared valuable insights on Sustainable Livelihood, Food Security, and the immense potential in Agri-Science and Technology. Through their presentations, they encouraged students to consider agriculture not just as a profession but as a critical component of national development.
Building Stronger Connections Between Academia and Farmers
Dr. B.V. Jha, Associate Dean cum-Principal of Dr. Kalam Agricultural College, underscored the importance of collaboration between academic institutions and local farmers. He stated, "We are always looking for local farmers who can reach us and take advantage of the resources available here. To inform and educate them, we periodically visit villages and organize Kisan Chopals." These initiatives aim to create an ecosystem where students, researchers, and farmers work together to improve agricultural outcomes and address local challenges.
Inspiring the Future of Agriculture
The event successfully provided students with a glimpse into the vast opportunities available in agriculture and its allied sectors. By bringing together educators, researchers, and industry professionals, the initiative sought to create a robust foundation for the next generation of agricultural scientists, technologists, and entrepreneurs.
afifa foundation remains committed to empowering young minds and fostering innovation in agricultural science and technology. With continued efforts, such initiatives will not only inspire students but also contribute to the nation's vision of sustainable agriculture and food security.
This event stands as a testament to the power of education, guidance, and mentorship in shaping the future of agriculture. It is through such collaborative efforts that the next generation will rise to meet the challenges and opportunities of the agricultural sector.