Archive · 29 Jul 2025
Morena Farmers To Be Trained in Hybrid Crop Techniques
Farmers in Morena, India, will learn new farming techniques from an Israeli expert.
This is part of a project where they'll see how to grow crops better.
The goal is to teach farmers how to use modern methods and equipment to deal with changes in the climate.
They will be trained in special ways of growing crops, both outside and inside.
The farmers will learn about growing crops like capsicum, tomatoes, and green chilies.
This training aims to help farmers grow more food and support Prime Minister Modi's vision for India.
Israeli horticulture scientist Uri Robstein will demonstrate agricultural practices to farmers in Morena.
This initiative is part of the Indo-Israel Agriculture-Based Project at the Horticulture Excellence Centre.
The project aims to establish Agricultural Excellence Centres and showcase Israeli best practices.
Project managers will receive training to train ‘excellent farmers’ in new techniques.
The center will focus on crops like capsicum, tomato, and green chili.
- Who
- Israeli horticulture scientist Uri Robstein and local farmers.
- What
- Farmers in Morena will receive training in advanced farming practices.
- When
- Not explicitly stated, but is ongoing.
- Where
- Morena, Madhya Pradesh, India.
- Why
- To help farmers adopt new techniques and equipment to combat climate change challenges and increase crop yields.
- Project Name
- Indo-Israel Agriculture-Based Project
- Location
- Morena, Madhya Pradesh, India
- Key Personnel
- Uri Robstein, Abhishek Mishra
- Focus Crops
- Capsicum, Tomato, Green Chili
- Objective
- To establish Agricultural Excellence Centres and showcase Israeli best practices.