CM Stalin inaugurated the New College of Horticulture
On behalf of the Department of Agriculture and Agrarian Welfare Nammazhvar Nature college and Research Station at Jinur in krishnagiri district, New Agricultural college and Research Station at Karur, Nagapattinam district - Lower Vellore and Sivagangai district - Chettinad, New Yellow Research Center at Bhavanisagar, Erode district, coimbatore - Agricultural university tamil Nadu chief minister MK stalin today (Apr. 29) inaugurated the Agricultural Research Center.
According to a press release issued by the government of tamil Nadu in this regard, a separate financial statement was submitted to the Department of Agriculture for the benefit of the farmers for the first time in the state's history, and the name was changed to the Department of Agriculture - Agrarian Welfare to give the field of agriculture more importance. The tamil Nadu government is executing a number of programmes in order to meet the goal of increasing the existing net cultivable area in the state as well as the agrarian masses' income.
According to the Agriculture - Agrarian Welfare Department Financial Statement for the fiscal year 2021-22, a college of Horticulture would be established on 150 acres in Jinur, krishnagiri district, to meet the needs of students interested in studying Horticulture, and a Research Center for Yellow Crop would be established on about 100 acres in Bhavanisagar, Erode district, to conduct turmeric research. , coimbatore is a city in tamil Nadu, India. The present Department of Agriculture on the tamil Nadu Agricultural University's campus will be refurbished and renamed the 'Nammazhvar Natural Agricultural Research Center,' according to the announcement.
According to a press release issued by the government of tamil Nadu in this regard, a separate financial statement was submitted to the Department of Agriculture for the benefit of the farmers for the first time in the state's history, and the name was changed to the Department of Agriculture - Agrarian Welfare to give the field of agriculture more importance. The tamil Nadu government is executing a number of programmes in order to meet the goal of increasing the existing net cultivable area in the state as well as the agrarian masses' income.
According to the Agriculture - Agrarian Welfare Department Financial Statement for the fiscal year 2021-22, a college of Horticulture would be established on 150 acres in Jinur, krishnagiri district, to meet the needs of students interested in studying Horticulture, and a Research Center for Yellow Crop would be established on about 100 acres in Bhavanisagar, Erode district, to conduct turmeric research. , coimbatore is a city in tamil Nadu, India. The present Department of Agriculture on the tamil Nadu Agricultural University's campus will be refurbished and renamed the 'Nammazhvar Natural Agricultural Research Center,' according to the announcement.