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Human Resource Development

Project Overview & Training Statistics

Total Programs

3

Sessions Conducted

Beneficiaries

90

People Trained

Trainee Impact

By Category

Yearly Progress & Impact

Trainings vs Beneficiaries
Nov 18, 2025 - Nov 20, 2025 Faculty of Agriculture, wadura, Sopore
Waste to Wealth: Resource Re-cycling in IFS for Enhanced Productivity and Profitability

Waste to Wealth in Integrated Farming Systems (IFS) involves converting farm wastes (crop residues, animal dung, pond silt, agro-byproducts) into valuable inputs such as compost, vermicompost, fish feed, and mulches reducing external input costs, improving soil fertility, enhancing nutrient use efficiency, and minimizing environmental pollution. This increases overall productivity, sustainability, and farm profitability while promoting circular agriculture.

Activity / Theme

Converting farm and agro-waste into valuable resources through Integrated Farming Systems (IFS) to enhance productivity, income, and sustainability.

Sanctioned Budget

N/A

Total Trainees

30

Aug 26, 2025 - Aug 28, 2025 Faculty of Agriculture, wadura, Sopore
Integrated Farming System: An Approach Towards Doubling Farmers’ Income

Integrated Farming System (IFS) is a holistic and sustainable approach to agriculture that combines different farm enterprise such as crops, livestock, fisheries, poultry, agroforestry, and allied activities—on a single farm. for efficient resource recycling, thereby reducing costs and increasing overall productivity. This integrated approach plays an important role in doubling farmers’ income through higher resource-use efficiency, sustainability, and round the year income

Activity / Theme

Aims to maximize resource use efficiency, reduce risk, ensure year-round income, and improve farmers’ livelihoods, thereby contributing to doubling farmers’ income in a sustainable manner.

Sanctioned Budget

N/A

Total Trainees

30

Jan 27, 2025 - Feb 01, 2025 Faculty of Agriculture, wadura, Sopore
Integrated Farming System for Livelihood Security

An Integrated Farming System (IFS) for livelihood security combines multiple complementary agricultural enterprises, such as crops, livestock , mushroom, apiculture, fisheries and poultry into a single, efficient, and self-sustaining unit to provide income, year-round employment, and nutritional security for small and marginal farm families while conserving natural resources.

Activity / Theme

Diversification and synergistic integration of multiple farm enterprises to maximize productivity, profitability, and resource efficiency .

Sanctioned Budget

N/A

Total Trainees

30