The Director of Agriculture for Kashmir, Chowdhury Muhammad Iqbal, visited the Zone Qamarwari vegetable growing regions today in Srinagar.
The director spoke with the region’s forward-thinking vegetable farmers while there. He expressed his happiness and said that the third batch of various vegetable crops grown under regulated circumstances is prepared to hit the marketplace. He said that the farmers in question would get a healthy return on their goods.
He said that the department’s efforts to promote vertical development are having a positive impact and that more and more farmers are becoming interested in it.
In order to alter the socioeconomic situation of the agricultural community in J&K, the director instructed the responsible officials to strive towards the successful execution of various initiatives under the Holistic Agriculture Development Programme. He said, “The department and farmers must work closely together as a team to achieve the set targets under various projects.”
According to the director, there is a great demand for Kashmiri veggies outside of the union territory due to the bad weather in other regions of the nation. He urged the farmers to make every effort to increase the yield of various vegetable crops. He made it clear to the appropriate field officials that the farmers should get all necessary technical assistance throughout their attempts.
