Rainfall deficiency: Free online training on crop management on August 30
The Department of Horticulture and local agricultural partners are hosting a free online training session for farmers on August 30. The program focuses on crop management strategies, irrigation techniques, and drought-resistant varieties to help farmers cope with rainfall deficiencies in the Cauvery command area.
Why it matters
Climate change-induced rainfall variability poses a significant threat to food security and the livelihoods of farmers in agricultural regions.
A free online training programme on the theme “Lack of Rainfall: What Next? Living with Climate Change” will be held at 11 a.m. on Sunday to create awareness among farmers about selection of crop varieties, alternative crops and effective irrigation management strategies in view of the inadequate rainfall in Cauvery command area.
The content is a factual announcement regarding an educational event for farmers.
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