Jain Irrigation partners with SKUAST-Kashmir to provide smart agri solutions JK farmers

Jain Irrigation Systems Ltd. and the Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences and Technology (SKUAST-Kashmir) have entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to offer smart, technology-driven solutions to the region’s farmers. The MoU was signed by the Vice Chancellor of SKUAST- Kashmir, Professor Nazeer Ahmad Ganai and Ajit Jain, Joint MD Jain Irrigation Systems Limited at Jain Hills, Jalgaon.

The partnership aims to introduce state-of-the-art irrigation techniques and sustainable farming practices that are tailored to meet the unique challenges of the region. This collaboration will focus on improving water management, developing clean planting material, enhancing crop yields, promoting climate smart technologies, solutions & precision farming practices to ensure long-term sustainability.

“This collaboration marks a crucial milestone in our ongoing efforts to uplift the farming community of Jammu and Kashmir. By adopting smart technologies and innovative practices, we aim to empower farmers with the tools they need to increase productivity, conserve water, and ensure food security in the region,” said Ganai.
“We are proud to collaborate with SKUAST-Kashmir in bringing cutting-edge irrigation, clean planting material and precision farming solutions to the farmers of Jammu and Kashmir. Together, we will work to introduce climate smart and precision farming techniques that will not only optimise resource utilisation but also lead to sustainable agricultural growth in the region,” Jain said.

Through this collaboration, farmers in Jammu & Kashmir will have access to training programs, demonstrations of smart irrigation systems & guidance on the best practices for utilizing advanced farming technology. The initiative is designed to create an environment of innovation & adaptability that can help farmers tackle climate challenges, reduce water wastage & maximize the output of their crops.

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