Kargil, Sept 04: A three-day capacity building program aimed at enhancing the skills and knowledge of local dairy farmers has commenced today at the Disease Investigation Office (DIO) Conference Hall, Kurbathang. This initiative, organized under the Ladakh Skill Development Mission by the District Skill Committee Kargil in collaboration with the Animal Husbandry Department Kargil, is set to empower dairy farmers with modern practices for improved dairy production and livestock management.
The program was inaugurated by Dr. Gulzar Hussain, Chief Animal Husbandry Officer (CAHO) Kargil, in the presence of esteemed experts from the Centre of Excellence for Agriculture under Skill Development India. The inauguration was attended by doctors and officials from the Animal Husbandry Department Kargil, who will play an active role in the training sessions over the next three days.
In his inaugural address, Dr. Gulzar Hussain expressed his gratitude to the experts from the Centre of Excellence for Agriculture for their dedication and effort in traveling a long distance to share their valuable knowledge with the local farming community. He underscored the significance of such collaborations in delivering high-quality training and insights to the region.
Dr. Gulzar also extended his thanks to the District Skill Development Committee for organizing the program and acknowledged the crucial role of these initiatives in advancing dairy farming practices. He commended the farmers for their commitment to the training, recognizing their efforts to attend despite their busy schedules.
His remarks highlighted the dedication of the farming community to improving their livelihoods and the dairy industry in Kargil.
The program will cover a wide array of topics essential for modern dairy farming, including advanced dairy management practices, disease prevention and control, efficient milk production techniques, and strategies for enhancing livestock health and productivity.
The training will combine theoretical knowledge with practical demonstrations to ensure comprehensive learning and hands-on experience.
Experts from the Centre of Excellence for Agriculture will lead the sessions, providing participants with insights into the latest trends and innovations in the dairy sector. This interaction aims to equip farmers with actionable knowledge that they can implement in their own practices.
Throughout the program, participants will have the opportunity to engage in discussions and share their experiences, fostering a supportive network of dairy farmers. The program will conclude on September 06, 2024, with a valedictory session where certificates of participation will be awarded to the attendees.
