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Hydroponic Fodder Project Name : HYDROPONIC FODDER - Way Towards White Revolution Sector : Agriculture Project Code : AG16014 HYDROPONIC LONG TERM VISION To make Dairy business a prominent start-up and thus bringing white revolution in Maharashtra by using soil- less hydroponic fodder growing technology. Objective To introduce and to bring awareness about Hydroponic fodder growing technology in Maharashtra through campaigning. HYDROPONIC TEAM STRUCTURE MENTOR Analysis Communication Sanket Amit Documentation Accounts Priti Pooja Approached the Milk NGO’s FARMERS Production working for BACHAT GAT Societies farmers HYDROPONIC Focus Introducing HYDROPONICS to the Farmers from drought regions like Vidarbha & Marathwada. Clearing misunderstanding about Hydroponics. Connecting with NGOs & similar institutes to spread our idea. To decrease per liter milk production cost. HYDROPONIC Alignment In animal husbandry business 70% of expenditure is done on fodder. This fodder crop is grown in the farm by traditional way which consumes lot of water & space. Hydroponics is the fodder crop production technique which overcomes the drawbacks of traditional way. Besides it’s smaller size & less water consumption Hydroponics is the very economical way of fodder crop production. HYDROPONIC Alignment Agri. Department of Maharashtra govt. have also started the project named ‘ATMA’(Agri. Technology Management Agency) to provide guidance about Hydroponics. Similar work is happening in Ambegaon tehsil of Pune through NGO named ‘Vidnyan Aashram’,Pabal. Due to initiatives of government, some NGO’s & Project students like us, farmers will easily adopt this Technology and will try to implement. HYDROPONIC Approach Farming gets affected by natural calamities. Hence farmers should have ‘Permanent Income Source’ which won’t get affected by natural calamity. As hydroponics is not an open field farming it can not get affected by any environmental conditions, even it is a soil less farming. Thus we found it as a best choice for our project. Basically Hydroponics itself is ‘OUT OF THE BOX THINKING’ because of its following features, 1. 70% Cheaper than traditionally grown fodder. 2. No need of soil HYDROPONIC Approach 3. 80% less space required. 4. 90% water saving. 5. Well suited for semi-arid & drought prone region. 6. Enhancement in milk nutritive value. Hydroponics is not just limited upto green fodder production it is a wide concept including many other farm produces (eg. Fruits, vegetables etc.). The only limitation in hydroponics is the daily systematic routine. HYDROPONIC Implementation The main motto of this project is to encourage Dairy business in Maharashtra. It is possible only when we will reach the farmers from each class. To achieve this we planned our project as follows; DIRECT COMMUNICATION BACHAT GAT MEDIA FARMERS WE NGO’S MILK DAIRY AGRI. COLLEGE STUDENTS Lets take a look..!! at Actual work done in last 4 to 5 months by our team… Seminar at Mayur Social Club, Awasari(Pune) This club is run by, Grampanchayat of AWASARI (Kd) GAON We have trained over 22 volunteers from this Bachatgat Date - 14th October 2016 Seminar at Bachatgat in Peth(Pune) This Bachatgat is run by JILHA UDYOG KENDRA Pune and MITCON consultancy We have trained over 30 volunteers from this Bachatgat Date - 26th October 2016 Seminar at Wakeshwar Dudh Utpadak Sanstha, Peth(Pune) Trained over 25 Dairy members Discussion with Dairy Members & Getting Feedback from them Date – 10th November 2016 Seminar at Sahyadri agro & Dairy ltd. SHIVSHAMBHO Dairy, Koregaon(Pune) Trained over 12 dairy members on how to build a Hydroponic fodder production plant. Date - 18th December 2016 Our STALL at KRUSHI PRADARSHAN - 2017 (Agricultural Exhibition) Place- Manchar,Pune Date- from 20th to 23rd January More pictures at Krushi pradarshan are displayed in next two slides Through our stall we showcased the concept of Hydroponics to the farmers in a very practical way. Everything that is used in building a Hydroponics plant was demonstrated to the visitors through video demonstration on Laptop. Some visitors were already using Hydroponics fodder technique but they were facing some major problems due to insufficient knowledge. But we guided them with the proper reasons of their problems and suggested them an appropriate cure for that problem. More than 1500 visitors from Manchar & many other villages visited our stall during the period of three days. The most important thing is, EVERYONE WAS LEAVING THE STALL WITH THE EXPRESSION OF SATISFACTION Short Term Training Session held at Rural Agricultural Institute Narayangaon(Pune) Every month this institute organizes training program for farmers. Participants comes here from different cities of maharashtra like Dhule, Jalgaon, Parbhani, Jalna etc. Luckily we got a chance to take one session for the participants in the training program of February month. (Pictures of training session are displayed in next slide) We have trained these people on How to initiate the Hydroponic fodder system on small scale and also explained them some cost reduction techniques in Plant setup Around 25 participants were there in this training session Date - 5th February 2017 Mahatma Phule Krushi Vidyapeeth (MPKV), Shivajinagar, Pune. Date - 8th February 2017 (More pictures at MPKV are displayed in next slide) Inspiring Agri students to choose hydroponics as their subject for project and to do research and cost reductions in the current system. About 40 agri students listened to the seminar and now 6 to 8 students from them are doing their final year project on Development in Hydroponics Fodder Growing Technology Working with NAAM Foundation On 4th of February our team members visited the Pune office of NAAM foundation. We had a great meeting with ARUN NIMKARDE who is incharge of Pune office. He made us available his contacts from Beed , Wardha , Ahmednagar & Pune district and also assured every possible help from NAAM foundation in these regions. Currently we have covered Beed district through NAAM foundation. (Pictures are displayed in the next slides) NAAM Foundation BEED Training Session on Hydroponics For BACHATGAT MEMBERS Seminar about Hydroponics at Amalner (Bha.) , Dist-Beed with the help of NAAM foundation representatives in Beed. Working with NGOs in Sangli and Ahemadnagar District. Sangli Ahemadnagar NGO Name - Om Adinath NGO Name - Ashirwad Sanstha Sanstha Representative- Harsh Patil Representative - Rohit Ghewari (9970715905) (8055357708) These NGO members were trained by us through email and telephonic conversations. We also sent them informatory brochures of Hydroponics which were designed by us. These NGO members then organized training programs for farmers in their region. (Pictures are displayed in the next slide) Three Training programs at Sangli More than 150 farmers were trained in these sessions. Date- 7th , 8th & 9th January 2017 We have published the informatory article about HYDROPONICS in the local newspaper of Pandharpur, Dist- Solapur. Regions of Maharashtra Covered by our team Results/Impact Here are some pictures of Hydroponics fodder plants which are running under our guidance. These farmers were trained by us through the seminars and now they have started their own plant only because of our proper guidance. Short Term Training Program on GO CASHLESS GO DIGITAL Place- ANNA SAHEB AWATE COLLEGE, MANCHAR Date- 10th February 2017 Rayat Shikshan Sansthan’s ANNA SAHEB AWATE COLLEGE, MANCHAR Principle sir’s announcements over CASHLESS transactions in the college. Short Term Training Program on Trained Go CASHLESS Go DIGITAL over 120 NSS students from ANNA SAHEB AWATE COLLEGE, MANCHAR. It is glad to inform you that, we are given a responsibility of making this college CASHLESS by the college’s Principal himself. Soon we will train their faculty members as well Letters of Appreciation Letters of Appreciation Letters of Appreciation Other social activities Other social Activities SHIVAJAYANTI - 2017 Meeting session of social activity group Collection of books & clothes for the needy ones LEZIM Practise session Debate and Elocution competition On the occasion of Shivjayanti 2k17 our team arranged the debate competition on the subject CASHLESS ECONOMY: GOOD or BAD..? Date- 17th February 2017 Another elocution competition was also held by us and the topic for elocution was Governance of Shivaji Maharaj Vs Today’s Government Date- 18th February 2017 CLOTH DISTRIBUTION @ PARGAON Like every year this year also On the occasion of Shivjayanti we collected the old cloths for the needy ones This time we selected PARGAON for distributing these cloths Pargaon is Aadiwasi region in Ambegaon taluka Date- 3rd March 2017 Our team also brings awareness about many other social issues like TRANSGENDER COMMUNITY UPLIFTMENT & FARMER SUICIDE RATE through Street plays This street play was performed on 26th January 2017 in our College campus. Similar street play was also performed on other three places by us in Awasari, Manchar, and Peth gaon. WORK after 15th February After 2nd phase report submission Green club is a drive Formation of Green Club in which students of our college have decided to make the campus green Each member of green club have taken a responsibility to grow at least 1 plant in campus m-Kisan registration drive m-Kisan is a mobile SMS portal, created by government of India, through which farmers can get information about weather, crop suggestions, Horticulture, sericulture, poultry farming and many other agriculture related information To avail this service one needs to register his/her mobile number. Our team went door to door for spreading awareness about this scheme and helped farmers to register their mobile number for the same We have registered more than 130 mobile numbers for this service Visited this school for celebrating birthday of our team member Though they can not listen though they can not talk but a day spent with them was as awesome as the day spent with normal children… Date- 11th March 2017 HYDROPONIC Sustainability As explained earlier Hydroponics consumes minimal amount of water thus we can save lot of water in this technique. Doing this we can sustain against one of the biggest social issue of water scarcity.
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