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Hi-Tech Farming Training Scheme: A Golden Chance for Young Farmers to Learn Modern Agriculture

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The government launches the Hi-Tech Farming Training Scheme for 5,000 young farmers to learn modern agriculture and technology. Apply online before November 15, 2025.

Robin Kumar Attri

By Robin Kumar Attri

Nov 06, 2025 04:54 am IST
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Hi-Tech Farming Training for Young Farmers Begins
Hi-Tech Farming Training for Young Farmers Begins

Key Highlights:

  • 5,000 young farmers to receive training.

  • 7-day training and tour program.

  • Focus on modern and organic farming.

  • Priority for women and awarded farmers.

  • Last date to apply: November 15, 2025.

The state government has launched the Hi-Tech Farming Training Scheme to connect agriculture with modern technology and encourage youth participation in farming. Under this initiative, 5,000 young farmers will be selected and sent to various states across India for training and exposure visits. The program is being implemented as part of the Knowledge Enhancement Program, aiming to build farmers’ capacity and promote the use of advanced farming techniques.

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Training and Tour Details

According to Dr. Subhash Chandra Doodi, Project Director and Deputy Director of Agriculture, the district has been allotted two interstate farmer training programs and one interstate farmer tour under the general category.

Each group will include 40 young farmers aged between 18 and 50 years, and the training duration will be up to seven days, including travel. During this period, farmers will not only gain classroom knowledge but also visit successful farms in other states to observe and learn from real-life agricultural practices.

Focus Areas of Training

The training will focus on advanced agriculture and modern technology. Farmers will be educated on:

  • High-tech horticulture (greenhouse and floriculture)

  • Dairy and animal husbandry

  • Fisheries and food processing

  • Organic farming and post-harvest management

  • Water use efficiency and cotton ginning

Farmers will also receive hands-on demonstrations and practical sessions from experts. The training topics may vary based on local needs and agricultural conditions.

Eligibility Criteria

The scheme is open to progressive farmers involved in agriculture, horticulture, animal husbandry, or agro-processing.

  • Priority will be given to farmers who have received state or district-level awards and to women farmers.

  • Farmers who have already received similar training under any departmental scheme in the last three years will not be eligible.

How to Apply for Training

Interested young farmers can apply in both online and offline modes before November 15, 2025.

Online Application Options:

  • e-Mitra Center

  • Raj Kisan Sathi Portal

  • Raj Kisan Suvidha Mobile App (using Jan Aadhaar number)

If the app module is not active, farmers can apply offline at the office of the Deputy Director of Agriculture and Ex-Officio Project Director, ATMA, Hanumangarh.

The application must include:

  • Name, age, and education details

  • Mobile number and Aadhaar number

  • Jan Aadhaar number and full address

  • Details of agricultural activities

Selection Process

Applications will be screened by a committee headed by the Joint Director of Agriculture (Advance). Once the list of eligible farmers is finalized, training programs will be conducted as per schedule.

This scheme is a great opportunity for young and progressive farmers to gain knowledge about modern farming techniques, organic agriculture, drip irrigation, and food processing. It aims to increase productivity, boost income, and make farmers self-reliant and technologically skilled.

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CMV360 Says

The Hi-Tech Farming Training Scheme is a remarkable step to empower young farmers with modern agricultural skills. By learning advanced techniques and exploring innovative practices across states, farmers can enhance productivity, adopt sustainable methods, and become self-reliant. This initiative will bridge the gap between traditional and technology-driven farming for a better agricultural future.

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