Farmers’ Training Workshop

Somwarpet, Nov 8: A training program for farmers, focused on enhancing the quality and production of black pepper, was organized by the Somwarpet Field Office of the Spices Board. The event took place at the hall of the Vivekananda Youth Association in the nearby village of Kibbetta.

Inaugurating the program, Dr. K.N. Harsha, a scientist at the ICRI (Indian Cardamom Research Institute) in Donigal, Sakaleshpur, briefed the farmers on methods to maintain black pepper quality, scientific crop management, and proper harvesting and processing techniques.

N.B. Lokesh, Field Officer of the Spices Board in Somwarpet, explained the various facilities and schemes available to farmers through the Spices Board, along with their associated benefits. K.J. Girish, President of the Kibbetta Rural Development Committee, presided over the event. Anita delivered the welcome address, while Sheshappa proposed the vote of thanks. The event was attended by N. Sundaresan, Deputy Director of the Spices Board (Sakaleshpur), Lokesh Masagodu, Director of the Bhuvana Mandara Farmers' Producers' Association, and several local farmers.

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