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Horticulture Dept organises training on PGS-India

K H News Service by K H News Service
October 27, 2018
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Jammu : The Department of Horticulture Friday organized a Training Program on “Organic Certification through Participatory Guarantee System for India (PGS-India)” in technical collaboration with Regional Centre for Organic Farming (RCOF) Panchkula here at its Directorate office.
Director Horticulture, Anuradha Gupta chaired the Program.
Dr. Shahina Tabassum, Scientific Officer from RCOF Panchkula was the Resource Person in the Program which was attended by Joint Director Horticulture Jammu S. Tarvinder Singh, Chief Horticulture Officers, Divisional/District Level Officers of Jammu Division besides progressive Orchardists.
Dr. Shahina briefed the participants about the Organic Certification and gave a Power Point Presentation about the procedure involved in the Certification through Participatory Guarantee System for India (PGS-India).
The Director Horticulture impressed upon the participants to take keen interest in the Training Program as it will prove very beneficial for promoting Organic Farming in Fruit Crops. She said keeping in view the Health Hazards due to indiscriminate use of Chemical Fertilizers during the production of Fruits and Vegetables, organic Farming and Certification becomes important.
“By Organic Certification through Participatory Guarantee System for India (PGS-India), farmers will fetch better returns from their organic produce and will be recognized in the market” she informed. She disclosed that Department is going to start Organic Certification from Marh area of Jammu District and will be extended across the division in a phased manner. Director Horticulture expressed satisfaction over the keen interest shown by some progressive Orchardists present in the program in adopting the Organic Certification.

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