ICAR-CPRI, Modipuram organises a program on “Business Opportunities in High-Tech Seed Potatoes”
In a collaborative effort between the ICAR-Central Potato Research Institute Regional Station in Modipuram and CPRI-Agri Business Incubation, a one-day training and awareness program on “Business Opportunities in High-Tech Seed Potatoes” took place on June 25, 2024. The event drew the participation of 100 enthusiastic farmers keen on exploring the latest advancements in the field.
Insightful Inaugural Session:
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- The program kicked off with an enlightening inaugural session led by Dr. Brajesh Singh, Director of CPRI, who emphasized the transformative role of high-tech seed potatoes in revolutionizing the potato industry.
- Dr. RK Singh, Head of CPRI RS Modipuram, highlighted the importance of adopting advanced seed potato production techniques to enhance crop quality, yield, and profitability.
Expert Insights and Discussions:
- Renowned expert Er. Sukhwinder Singh shared valuable insights into the business opportunities available in seed potato production, stressing the increasing demand for high-quality seed potatoes.
- Distinguished scientist Dr. Dhruv Kumar delved into essential seed plot techniques necessary for producing disease-free, high-yielding seed potatoes.
- A session on high-tech seed business models, led by Er. Sukhwinder Singh and Dr. Brajesh Nare, explored various models suitable for farmers entering the seed potato production sector.
Interactive Exchange and Support:
- The event concluded with an interactive discussion session where farmers engaged with scientists and experts to seek clarification on high-tech seed potato production and business opportunities.
- The open forum facilitated a lively exchange of ideas and experiences, providing practical insights and networking opportunities for farmers.
Commitment to Sustainable Growth:
- CPRI remains committed to supporting the farming community through initiatives like this, ensuring sustained growth and development of the potato industry in the region.
The training program served as a platform for farmers to gain valuable knowledge, network with industry experts, and explore new avenues for growth in the high-tech seed potato sector, fostering innovation and sustainability in agriculture.
