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Samagra Vikas Welfare Society (SVWS) Organizing an International Seminar on Agriculture and Food for Inclusive Growth and Development During 14-15 January, 2017 Events : • Invited papers and lead talks • Oral Presentation • P o s t e r P r e s e n t a t i o n International Seminar on • Experts view • Farmer- expert interaction • C e r t i f i c a t e a n d h o n o r s Agriculture & Food for Inclusive Prize : • Best Oral Presentation • Best Poster Presentation • Best Lead Lecture Growth and Development Regd. No. : 276-2009-2010 Accommodation: Arrangement of accommodation for the delegates will be made in guest houses, hostels and hotels on special request and own payment basis. How to Reach Lucknow: Date : January 14 & 15, 2017 (Saturday & Sunday) By Air – Chaudhry Charan Singh international airport, Lucknow is at Amausi, located about 20 km from Venue : Auditorium, CSIR-NBRI, Lucknow, INDIA NBRI. By Rail – Lucknow is serviced by the Northern and NE Railway networks. Lucknow Station is 5 km from NBRI. By Road – Lucknow is on the crossroads of National Highways 24, 25 and 28 running east, west and south. It is well connected by road with major cities like Agra (363km), Allahabad (225 km), Calcutta (985 km), Delhi (497 km), Kanpur (79 km) and Varanasi (305 km). Excursion: Lucknow is the capital city of Uttar Pradesh and it has always been a multicultural city. Courtly manners, beautiful gardens, poetry, music, and fine cuisine patronized by the Persian-loving Shia Nawabs of the city are well known amongst Indians and students of South Asian culture and history. Lucknow is popularly known as The City of Nawabs. It is also known as the Golden City of the East, Shiraz-i-Hind and the Constantinople of India. Lucknow is very interesting place with a large numbers of historical buildings constructed by Awadh Nawabs which attract tourists. Here are some historical buildings. Rumi Darwaza, Shah Najaf Imambara, Smriti Upvan, Samta Mulak Chowk, Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia Park, Residency, Indira Gandhi Planetarium, Bada Imambara, Samajik Parivartan Prateek Sthal etc. Lucknow Geography: Situated in the heart of the great Gangetic plain, Lucknow city is surrounded by its rural towns and villages like the orchard town of Malihabad, historic Kakori, Mohanlal ganj, Gosainganj, Chinhat, Itaunja. On its eastern side lies Barabanki District, on the western side is Unnao District, on the southern side Raebareli District, and on the northern side the Sitapur and Hardoi districts. The Gomti River, the chief geographical feature, meanders through the city, dividing it into the Trans-Gomti and Cis-Gomti regions. —: Organized by :— Participants: ?Vice Chancellors, Director Research and Director Extension of State Agricultural Universities (SAUs), Central Agricultural universities and scientific institutions. ?Directors, scientists and students working in ICAR/CSIR Institutes. ?NGO/Corporate sector, representatives involved with organic farming. Samagra ViRkegda. Nos. : 2 7W6-200e9-2l0f10a re Society 322/32, Bajrang Nagar, Kalyanpur, Vikas Nagar, Near Jagrani Hospital, Kanchana Bihari Road, Lucknow-226022 E-mail: [email protected] Website : www.svws.org.in Background : By the end of 2050, about 70 percent global area shall be urbanized with the world population of 9 billion and may give the high population pressure, rising food prices and the socio-economic and environmental stress, especially in the Cities. Meeting the food, nutrition, health and environmental security in global will be the serious challenges. Indian agriculture has achieved self sufficiency in food, attaining record production of food grains, milk, fruits and vegetables during the past few years, but unfortunately, the incidences of hunger and poverty in country are stubbornly high, one-fifth of our population about 2030 million is hungry and under nourished, accounting for about one- fourth of the world's food insecure people. The situation is further aggravated with the past changing climate, the shrinking land and water resources and the rising food price particularly in the cities. The fast changing dietary habits and increasing income in the urban and peri-urban areas will exert still greater demand for fresh fruits, vegetables, flowers, fish, milk, meat and eggs. In this context, optimum utilization of resources requires land use planning with which views agriculture as an integral component of the natural resources and balances the competitive and synergistic interactions among its users. In order to critically examine the current status of agriculture towards meeting the food demand, utilizing wastes and servicing the environment. For sustainability in agriculture and food security, one has to change the mind set and conceive a farming system approach, which can enhance rhizosphere and biosphere simultaneously and assure sustainable production in coming years. In order to resolve these the Samagra Vikas Welfare Society (SVWS) organizing an International Seminar on Agriculture and Food for Inclusive Growth and Development during 14-15 January, 2017. A brief activity of Samagra Vikas Welfare Society (SVWS) Samgra Vikas Welfare Society (SVWS) is a non government organization registered under the societies act 21, 1860 (Reg. No. 276-2009-2010). The main objectives of the society are to promote a holistic approach in order to improve quality of life and socio- economic conditions of farming community in the villages. Since India lives in villages, hence our society which is managed by well qualified youth intends to demonstrate that if dedicated and joint efforts are made, life even in remote villages can see light of development. The society aims to bring advance knowledge in door steps of the farming community. We intent to play important our role to demonstrate International Seminar 2016 with APC Shri Praveer Kumar the concept in few select villages in vicinity of rivers such as Ganga and Gomati and those being selected by the concern of Member of Parliament, initiatives of Honorable Prime Minster of India. Samgra Vikas Welfare Society working in the field of agriculture and allied sectors. Till from seven years society engaged to developing the different organic products for enhancing yields and organic micro static products and transfer the technologies directly to farmers and producers without any charges. Moreover, free demonstration with field training as well as free moral/advisory services to farmers. In the districts, Pilibhit, Amethi and Group Photo during Kisan Mahotsav at Pilibhit Hardoi, society is promoting the organic farming and developed different kinds of bio-fertilizers, vermi-compost, cow pat pit, green manure for the promotion of organic farming with the help of rural peoples and our experts. Farmer gains higher yield and less insect pest and disease infestation and accomplished to lowering the cultivation cost and better quality. Just to meet our objectives, time to time we organize seminars, Kisan Melas, Goshthis etc. In past few years we organized All India Farmers and Cultural festival during 14-22 May, 2016, International seminar on Indigenous Technologies for sustainable Agriculture and better Tomorrow during 09-10 January, 2016, International Symposium on Peri-urban Agriculture for Improving Kisan Gosthi with DM, Pilibhit and Actor Shakti Kapoor livelihood Opportunities during 25-26 November, 2014 with our own efforts. 2 Issues to be addressed : ?Nutritionally safe foods for consumers : The replacement of chemical pesticides by more appropriate biocides in agriculture; Produce and use bio fertilizers and bio enhancers; Best utilization of by-products to eliminate the bad effects as such evaluating the purity of waste water and solid waste etc. ?Sustainability of the rural environment for society: Appropriate management through soil and water conservation, micro-climate improvements, avoided costs of disposal of the recycled urban wastes, improving biodiversity and greater recreational and aesthetic values of green space etc. ?Resource management and producer empowerment: Appropriate technologies for the management of rural settlements, resource and production systems, animal husbandry, fisheries, under-utilized commodities and micro credits to small-scale enterprises (such as street food stalls, fresh milk outlets and maize roasters) etc. ?Organic Farming: On-farm production and utilization of quality organic inputs, Continuous improvement in physico-chemical and biological properties of soil, Improvement in water quality and availability, At least production be achieved to the break-even point or even greater to it, Par excellence produce quality with respect to nutrition, essential constituent's, therapeutic value and storability, Eco-friendly and cost effective technology. In order to resolve these, we propose discuss on the following theme areas. Theme : ?Emerging issues, Challenges, Opportunities, Policy formulation and Implications of Agriculture as well as scope of Protected cultivation, Precision Farming, Organic farming, ITK based Farming and Market intelligence etc. in Agriculture ?New inventions and impact on Production systems/practices for Agriculture and animal husbandry, such as bio enhancers, auro-green crops and climate resilient agriculture, biotechnology, genetic resource, Mitigation of soil, water and environmental crises, Farming system approach, its impact on soil fertility and sustainability; ?Production technology, seed technology, Post-harvest technology and engineering, marketing strategy of export/import and supply chain management of horticultural produce. ?Entrepreneurial development & homestead activities, Financial Management and Bankable Projects for inclusive development.
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