एग्रो-इको सिस्टम कार्यक्रम - SELCO Foundation
Project Name Agro-Eco System Program Scope of project Bikaner, Jodhpur, Nagaur, Sriganganagar and......
Project Name Agro-Eco System Program
Scope of project Bikaner, Jodhpur, Nagaur, Sriganganagar and Jaisalmer
FINANCIAL SUPPORT SELCO FOUNDATION.MSB THWANDIKANJPWD ;35.00.000 JEEPATJAL THIPSAM SANTI VILLAGE
Associate Institutions Urmul Setu, Urmul Frontier, Oracle,
The project started in September 2019
Project completion date 30 September 2021
Project Introduction: This
It is being done in Jaisalmer district since September 2019, so that the rural community of remote rural areas, while developing an understanding of the need, importance and usefulness of energy innovation, encouraging its use and increasing the availability of new employment opportunities Can go
Main Objective: To develop new employment opportunities for the Thar Desert community and strengthen existing value chains of embroidery, agriculture, dairy and animal husbandry through innovation.
Project Progress Details-
Hydroponics:- Water culture or hydroponics is one such technique. In which crops are grown in a hydroponics machine only through water and nutrients without planting in the field. Also called aquaculture, hydroponics is a method of gardening without soil. This machine is powered by solar energy. And in one machine the seeds are germinated in 28 trays and planted in the trays. It is useful in feeding animals by developing green fodder without fertilizers and pesticides in a week through water fountains. And the farmer-animal keeper can employ his own animals and himself. Under this, 25 young cattle rearers have been added.
A Funder station has been established at Urmul Campus Bajju. The main reason for the need for green fodder production is hydroponics technology. Reasons like:-
1. Animal parents have less resources.
2. Non-availability of fertile land for green fodder production.
3. Having limited resources for irrigation, and land preparation.
4. Limited land for mining and fodder production in coastal areas.
5. Destruction of fodder by stray and wild animals.
6. Need for more labourers for agricultural activities.
7. High demand for green fodder.
8. Requirement of more water for fodder irrigation and not getting water on time. 9. Lack of green fodder in a dry time.
10. To be very beneficial for landless cattle herders.