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Science & Tech Transforming Agriculture in Maharashtra
In Maharashtra's Jalgaon, a big event called 'Krishi Mahotsav 2025-26' is happening.
It's all about showing farmers new and cool ways to farm using science and technology.
The boss of Jain Irrigation, Ashok Jain, says farmers should come and see these new ideas.
They can learn about things like drip irrigation, which helps save water and grow more crops.
The event is like a big show where farmers can see and try out these new farming methods.
The goal is to help farmers make more money and take better care of the land.
It's a month-long event, and everyone is invited to learn and see how technology can make farming better.
Krishi Mahotsav 2025-26 inaugurated at Jain Hills, Jalgaon, focusing on advanced agricultural technology.
Ashok Jain, Chairman of Jain Irrigation, urged farmers to adopt and share new farming technologies.
Event emphasizes micro-irrigation, water management, and climate-smart farming for increased production and profit.
Theme for the year is 'Science-Tech@Work', showcasing global technologies in hi-tech and precision farming.
Farmers can experience live demonstrations and experiments of various crops and scientific farming methods.
- Who
- Ashok Jain, Chairman of Jain Irrigation, and other dignitaries
- What
- Inauguration of 'Krishi Mahotsav 2025-26' focusing on advanced agricultural technology
- Where
- Jain Hills, Jalgaon, Maharashtra
- When
- Inaugurated recently, month-long event
- Why
- To promote profitable and sustainable farming through advanced technology
Key facts
- Event
- Krishi Mahotsav 2025-26
- Location
- Jain Hills, Jalgaon, Maharashtra
- Organizer
- Jain Irrigation Systems Ltd
- Theme
- Science-Tech@Work
- Duration
- Month-long
- Key Focus
- Micro-irrigation, water management, and climate-smart farming
- Motto
- More Production, More Profit
Quotes
Ashok Jain
Chairman of Jain Irrigation
“Farmers should observe the advanced agricultural technology at Jain Hills and implement it in their fields. This will enable them to practise profitable and sustainable farming. They should benefit from this technology themselves and also share the information with others”
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