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Farmers in Uchana Pledge Not to Burn Stubble: Women Are Being Trained in Making Goods, and Provided Information on Subsidies and Agricultural Machinery.

Summary by Dainik Bhaskar
In the village of Uchana Khurd in Jind district, the Foundation for Development Initiatives (FDI) organized a district-level farmers' seminar under Project Samriddhi. The aim was to educate farmers about crop residue management, avoiding stubble burning, and protecting soil, water, and the environment. More than 150 farmers participated. Agricultural Development Officer Bhupendra Gill informed farmers about the scientific management of paddy str…
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In the village of Uchana Khurd in Jind district, the Foundation for Development Initiatives (FDI) organized a district-level farmers' seminar under Project Samriddhi. The aim was to educate farmers about crop residue management, avoiding stubble burning, and protecting soil, water, and the environment. More than 150 farmers participated. Agricultural Development Officer Bhupendra Gill informed farmers about the scientific management of paddy str…

·Bhopal, India
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Dainik Bhaskar broke the news in Bhopal, India on Thursday, September 24, 2026.
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