GANGTOK, 15 June: State
Agricultural Management Extension and Training Institute (SAMETI-Sikkim)
organized a five-day (09-13 June) Training Programme on Revisiting Strategic
Research and Extension Plan, (SREP) for the Extension Functionaries of
Agriculture, Horticulture Department and
the Line Departments as well.
As per a press release, the
training had Dr. MA Kareem [Deputy Director, Extension, MANAGE, Hyderabad] and
Guru Prasad Tripathy [Deputy Director, IMAGE, Odissa] as the resource persons. 50
Extension Functionaries from Agriculture, Horticulture, Animal Husbandry,
Fisheries, Krishi Vigyan Kendra and ICAR took part in this Training Programme
on SREP.
The resource person informed
participants on Strategic Research Planning, which included Farming System
Analysis, Steps for analysis of farming situation for each crop, Identification
of Agro-eco-situation (AES), Collecting
Primary and Secondary Data through PRA, transect work, Venn diagram, etc.
The participants were taken to Aho
village in East Sikkim for hands-on practice on collection of data as part of
the training on 12 June. During the interaction with the farmers, Director
SAMETI informed that the officers are being trained for effective planning
which will have beneficial effect in future and urged the farmers to provide correct information to the officers,
the release mentions.
On the concluding day of the
Training Programme, the participants presented their report of their Field
Visit and the same was analyzed and synthesized by the resource persons.
SL Dorjee [Director SAMETI] thanked Director General, MANAGE [Hyderabad] for
accepting her request and providing knowledgeable Resource Persons for the
training, it is added.
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