Exploring the Bounty of Zaheerabad’s Horticulture Fields, Horticulture Students Gain Valuable Insights
New Delhi: Zaheerabad Nestled in the heart of Telangana, Zaheerabad is renowned for its lush horticulture fields, where farmers cultivate a diverse range of crops. Recently, Rural Horticulture Work Experience Programme (RHWEP), several BSc (Horticulture) students of Sri Konda Lakshman Bapuji Horticulture College located at Rajendra Nagar visited horticulture fields in Zaheerabad area.
Students from the horticulture department had the unique opportunity to visit these fields, gaining invaluable insights into the cultivation practices and challenges faced by farmers in the region.
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Diverse Cultivation Practices on Display: The visit provided students with a first-hand experience of the various horticulture crops grown in Zaheerabad, including mango, guava, pomegranate, and vegetables. They witnessed the meticulous care and attention to detail that goes into cultivating these crops, from planting to harvesting.
Learning from Local Farmers: Interacting with local farmers, who are experts in their field, was a highlight of the visit. Students were able to learn about traditional and modern cultivation techniques, as well as the importance of sustainable practices in horticulture.
Challenges and Solutions: The visit also shed light on the challenges faced by farmers in Zaheerabad, such as water scarcity and pest infestations. Students learned about the innovative solutions adopted by farmers, including drip irrigation and organic pest control methods.
A Transformative Experience: For many students, the visit was not just educational but also transformative. It provided them with a deeper appreciation for the hard work and dedication of farmers, as well as the importance of horticulture in ensuring food security and sustainable agriculture.
Looking Ahead: Armed with this newfound knowledge, the students are eager to apply what they have learned in their future careers in horticulture. The visit has not only broadened their horizons but also inspired them to make a positive impact in the field of agriculture.
