SMS Varanasi conducted training program on Farm Producer Entrepreneurship and Marketing
Training Program on Farm Producer Entrepreneurship and Marketing.
We are delighted to share the comprehensive insights and highlights from the recently conducted training program on "Farm Producer Entrepreneurship and Marketing," a collaborative effort between SMS Varanasi and CSS National Institute of Agricultural Marketing. This program, spearheaded by the Centre for Entrepreneurship, Innovation & Skill Development at SMS Varanasi, aimed at equipping farmers with the necessary skills and knowledge to thrive as entrepreneurs in the agricultural sector.
In his enlightening address, Mr. Rajesh Bhatia, National Secretary- IIA and President of the Small Industry Association, articulated a visionary perspective on the role of entrepreneurship in agricultural development. He underscored the importance of leveraging innovative marketing strategies to unlock the full potential of farm produce and uplift rural economies.
Prof. P. N. Jha, Director of SMS Varanasi, extended a heartfelt welcome to our esteemed Chief Guest, Mr. Rajesh Bhatia, and all attendees, including farmers, scholars, and students. Prof. Jha emphasized the transformative impact of collaborative initiatives like this program in fostering entrepreneurship and driving sustainable growth in the agricultural sector.
The presence of dignitaries such as Registrar Mr. Sanjay Gupta, Prof. R. K. Singh, Prof. Sanjay Saxena, Prof. Amit Kishore Sinha, Mr. R. G. Gupta, Dr. Bhavana Singh and Mr. Kartikey Singh added immense value to the event. Registrar Mr. Sanjay Gupta highlighted the institutions commitment to supporting initiatives that empower farmers and enhance agricultural productivity. Prof. R. K. Singh shared insightful perspectives on the importance of integrating technological advancements with traditional farming practices to optimize yields and profitability.
Enthusiastic farmer participation showcased a readiness to explore innovative entrepreneurship and marketing approaches. Their eagerness to adapt to market dynamics reaffirmed potential for transformative change in agriculture. Our moderators - Dr. Sofia Khan, Dr. Anjana Singh, and Dr. Khushboo Kumar - deserve special mention for fostering insightful discussions and collaboration among participants.
Reflecting on the programs success, we reaffirm our commitment to sustainable agricultural development. Through continued collaboration and innovation, we envision a future where farmers drive positive change and prosperity in rural communities.
