India: Parijat Industries Educates Farmers on Use of Crop Protection Products, Disposal of Pesticides

Training and awareness on correct and safe practices in the use of pesticides by Indian farmers is a principal need for the comprehensive best interests of farmers, reports Business Standard.

The Horticulture Training Institute under Agriculture Department of Haryana in conjunction with Parijat Industries India Pvt Ltd organized a day-long seminar and training for farmers and Agriculture Department staff from various districts of Haryana.

The book ‘Parijat Crop Protection Training Manual,’ in conjunction with HTI Karnal, was also released. The book has been designed as a training manual for trainers, as well as for farmers, in simple multilingual publications. Special Modules for safety are being introduced in the new academic year at the institute sponsored by the company.

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