An insightful journey into farming life and its grit.
Days left for Batch 003 Registrations to close.
10th to 14th April
17th to 21th April
24th to 28th April
10th to 14th April
17th to 21th April
24th to 28th April
By Dr. Shivaji Dhawad InFED, IIMN
By Dr. Suhas Buddhe– CMD Biocare India Pvt. Ltd.
At IIM Nagpur
By Dr. Pritam Chandak
Scientists from Cotton Research Centre
At Bharatvarsh Farm
Mr. Rakesh Awchat & his Team
Dr. Prashant Agrawal – Director Ira Agrotech & Research
Mr. Prafull Shende – GBS Mushroom Centre
At IIM Nagpur
Mr. Manohar Bhojwani – Dayalu Dall Mill
Dr. Ajay Singh Rajput, Regional Director, RCONF Nagpur.
At Aura Park
Mr. Ambarish Ghatate & Team
Mr. Rakesh Awchat – Bharatversh Farms
Dr. Bhimaraya Metri – Director IIM Nagpur
At IIM Nagpur
At IIM Nagpur
At IIM Nagpur
At IIM Nagpur
Numerous kids were unaware of the ingredients in their food or where it came from. Knowing the origins of their food, the methods used to raise it, and the incredible journey that food takes from the farm to the table benefits children in life.
Everything that is cultivated or raised on a farm is dependent upon the farmer. To raise and create a high-quality, wholesome, and delectable product, daily care for animals and plants is necessary. Every day, on every farm, work is done that involves feeding and watering, cleaning and grooming, building and fixing.
Animal care is crucial to producing high-quality food. Children learn via farming why and how various animals require different feed, different kinds of shelter, and different care at various times. It teaches children to be conscious of, perceptive of, and alert to the many needs of animals.
Life Skills Taught by Farming: Certain things simply cannot be learned from a book or in school. Children of all ages learn valuable life lessons from farming, including how to grow their food, work hard, communicate, and care for others.
The first rule of farming is to always be conscious of your surroundings. Working on machinery, milking cows, working on the farm, etc. all call for constant vigilance regarding safety. Children are taught to always be vigilant to protect themselves, the animals, and the farm they are on.
Farming is not for the gullible. To succeed, you need to have a lot of tenacity and the right skill set. Farmers must use their expertise in growing a particular crop, including their understanding of its botany, nutrition, illnesses, water needs, etc. It needs everyone, from administration to science to technological know-how.
Director at IIM, Nagpur
CMD Biocare India Pvt. Ltd.
COO at InFED, IIM Nagpur
Regional Director, RCONF Nagpur.
Director at Ira Agro-tech & Research
Director and MD at Bharatversh Farms
Director at Manas Ayurved & Aura Conservation Park
CEO at Diet Foods International, India
Consultant Child & Adolescent Psychiatrist at Synapse Mind Care
Founder & MD, GBS Mushrooms
Please fill out and submit the online registration form, and wait for a registration confirmation. After that, you will receive an enrollment confirmation message.
Once you receive the enrollment confirmation message, please complete your payment within 48 hours to confirm your enrollment.
After completing the enrollment procedure and confirming your payment, you will receive a seat confirmation along with other important details regarding your program.
Registration Now Open for Agri Summer School Batch 003 (April 24th-28th, 2023).
This program is scheduled for 10-14th April, 2023 for Batch 001 and from 17-21st April, 2023 for batch 002. Every batch comprise of 40 participants only, including boys and girls. There will be minimum four Agri Summer School management personal (male and female) accompanying participants all the time.
“Alone we can do so little, together we can do so much” – Helen Keller
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