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ICAR-IGFRI Trains 65 Tribal Farmers in Fodder Management in Kupwara

KH Business Desk by KH Business Desk
October 17, 2026
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ICAR-IGFRI Trains 65 Tribal Farmers in Fodder Management in Kupwara
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Farmers receive grass seeds, planting material and livestock health supplements

 

Kupwara : The ICAR-Indian Grassland and Fodder Research Institute (ICAR-IGFRI), Regional Research Station, Srinagar, in collaboration with Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK), Kupwara, organised a training programme for 65 tribal farmers on fodder production and livestock management at KVK Kupwara on Thursday.

The programme, held under the Tribal Sub-Plan (TSP), focused on improving fodder availability, livestock productivity and livelihood opportunities among tribal communities in the district. Several women farmers also participated.

During the programme, Scheduled Tribe beneficiaries were provided Orchard grass seeds, rooted slips of Phalaris aquatica, deworming medicines and calcium supplements to support fodder cultivation and livestock health.

Dr Suheel Ahmad, Head of ICAR-IGFRI Regional Research Station, Srinagar, highlighted the importance of scientific fodder production, improved pasture management and the integration of forage crops into existing farming systems. He stressed selecting suitable grass varieties according to local agro-climatic conditions and adopting silage-making techniques to ensure feed availability throughout the year.

He also called for efficient use of available land, including orchard spaces and field boundaries, for fodder cultivation, besides promoting integrated farming practices to address feed shortages and improve farm income.

Dr Nazim Hamid Mir, Senior Scientist, explained the cultivation and management of perennial fodder grasses and other forage crops. He emphasised timely harvesting, proper post-harvest handling and fodder conservation to maintain yield and nutritional quality.

Dr G.M. Bhat, Programme Coordinator, KVK Kupwara, briefed participants about agricultural development initiatives and opportunities for improving farm-based livelihoods.

Dr Azra, Business Development Officer at the Agricultural and Processed Food Products Export Development Authority (APEDA), spoke about value addition, product branding, quality standards and market linkages for agricultural and livestock-based products.

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