How science is shaping agriculture in Nagaland
Nagaland predominantly an agrarian state with 70% of the population dependent and engaged on agriculture to boost its economy. The practices are based on traditional methods like Jhum and terrace…
Mokokchung Times
Nagaland predominantly an agrarian state with 70% of the population dependent and engaged on agriculture to boost its economy. The practices are based on traditional methods like Jhum and terrace…
A two-day National Seminar on “Infrastructure and Sustainable Technology Solutions: Transforming Agriculture, Markets, and Rural Livelihoods,” under the banner of Vision Viksit Bharat@2047, concluded at the School of Agricultural Sciences,…
The newly constructed office building of the Sub-Divisional Agriculture Office (SDAO) was inaugurated by Mhathung Yanthan, MLA and Advisor to the Department of Agriculture, on January 27 at Pungro Town.…
Insights from policy strategist Amba Jamir at the Food System Summit India 2024 At the Food System Summit India 2024 in New Delhi, Amba Jamir, a strategist in policy and…
IPlant diversity is essential for sustainable agriculture, particularly in the fight against climate change. Its benefits go far beyond aesthetics, playing a crucial role in carbon sequestration and soil health.…
A workshop on the Agriculture Infrastructure Fund (AIF) took place at Angh House, Agri Expo, Chumoukedima, Nagaland, focusing on the benefits and opportunities offered by the AIF scheme, particularly for…
Nagaland government and its farmers must act strategically to capitalize on emerging opportunities. With the right preparation, Nagaland can transform its agricultural sector into a sustainable and profitable enterprise, benefiting…
Thunglamo Humtsoe is a young entrepreneur from Wokha District, transformed his passion for agriculture into a thriving business. After earning B.Sc. in Agriculture and M.Sc. in Soil Science from Allahabad…
Nagaland, a predominantly agrarian state, showcased its rich agricultural heritage in the villages of Jakhama and Aliba on 10 May 2024 in the districts of Kohima and Mokokchung, respectively. For…
The age-old practice of shifting cultivation, also known as ‘Jhum’, has been a cornerstone of indigenous Naga communities. While often criticized as a “destructive” agricultural method, it is imperative to…