Bhubaneswar, Sept. 29 -- The Cooperative Rural Development Trust (CORDET), Paradip has begun a three-day residential training and plant visit programme for around 35 progressive farmers from different districts of West Bengal at the IFFCO Paradip Unit.
The programme, being held from September 28 to 30, was inaugurated by IFFCO Paradip Unit Head Anirudha Vikram Singh in the presence of KVK Jagatsinghpur scientist Pradipta Majhi and senior IFFCO officials.
Welcoming the participants, CORDET Principal Kulamani Majhi highlighted the organisation's efforts to empower farmers and stressed the potential of next-generation nano fertilisers for sustainable and climate-resilient agriculture.
Singh reiterated IFFCO's commitment to farmer welfare an...