22 October 2026, Dehradun
ICAR–Indian Institute of Soil and Water Conservation, Dehradun, inaugurated a three-day training programme on “Agricultural Diversification and Livelihood Improvement through Watershed Management” on 22 October 2026 for 20 farmers from SAS Nagar, Punjab. The programme was facilitated through the office of the Divisional Soil Conservation Officer, SAS Nagar, Punjab.
Dr Shakir Ali, Director, ICAR–IISWC, inaugurated the programme and welcomed the participating farmers. The training aims to enhance farmers’ knowledge and skills in agricultural diversification, soil and water conservation, and sustainable agricultural practices to improve livelihoods through effective watershed management.
The programme will combine theoretical sessions with practical field exposure, enabling participants to understand and adopt suitable soil and water conservation technologies in their respective regions. The participants will also be familiarised with the institute’s conservation techniques tailored to Punjab’s agro-climatic conditions and agricultural requirements.
A total of 20 farmers from various districts of Punjab are participating in the three-day programme, which seeks to promote sustainable farming practices and strengthen livelihood opportunities through watershed-based interventions.
(Source: ICAR-Indian Institute of Soil and Water Conservation, Dehradun)
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