Bhubaneswar, Jan 22: The much-awaited Krishi Odisha event will take place in Baramunda from today and will continue till 24th January, featuring a series of seminars, exhibitions, and demonstrations aimed at enhancing agricultural productivity in the state. This year’s event promises to be more impactful, as it will showcase climate-resilient farming techniques and innovative machinery tailored to Odisha’s changing weather conditions.
With a special focus on water conservation and sustainable farming, the event will introduce machines designed to withstand both drought and rainfall, making them ideal for the state's agricultural needs. These machines are expected to prove invaluable for farmers, as they will support long-term agricultural work without being affected by extreme weather conditions.
Over 15,000 farmers are expected to attend this massive agricultural gathering, where they will be able to interact with experts and witness live demonstrations.
According to Deputy Chief Minister Kanak Bardhan Singhdeo, about 60 national and international experts, including renowned scientists, will be part of the event. The three-day event will host 12 technical sessions, focusing on the current state of agriculture in Odisha and showcasing the progress the state has made in agricultural development.
The event will highlight the state's vision for a developed Odisha by 2036 and a developed India by 2047. Additionally, the exhibition will feature advanced farming machinery and cutting-edge agricultural technology, which will be available for viewing and demonstration.
Dilip Panda from Jagatsinghpur, a local participant, shared his excitement about the event, saying, “This agricultural festival will inspire both farmers and agri-entrepreneurs by showcasing how to adapt to climate change while improving agricultural practices. We’re looking forward to learning about how crop cultivation can change with the evolving water management techniques."
This event is expected to boost not only the state’s agricultural sector but also provide valuable knowledge and tools for farmers to improve their productivity while addressing the challenges posed by climate change.
