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Bayer RVJ School of Agriculture celebrates 14th convocation
As many as 28 students received farm assistance course completion certificates at the 14th convocation ceremony of Bayer- Ramanaidu Vignana Jyothi School of Agriculture. Bayer- RVJ School of Agriculture has been consistently contributing towards the development of scientific farming and creating a talent pool of skilled agricultural professionals.
Hyderabad: As many as 28 students received farm assistance course completion certificates at the 14th convocation ceremony of Bayer- Ramanaidu Vignana Jyothi School of Agriculture. Bayer- RVJ School of Agriculture has been consistently contributing towards the development of scientific farming and creating a talent pool of skilled agricultural professionals.
“In current scenario, the generation next or Y-generation has less knowledge about agriculture. Agriculture is a prime sector in our country. It provides the essential and important of all – the food to us. It determines the performance of our economy, ensures food availability and nutritional security, creates rural employment and boosts income. Agriculture should be seen as an ideal, noble and desirable profession by young people.
Currently there are many technology graduates who also are turning to agriculture and doing their bit in best possible way. Such initiatives are required more in numbers,” said Dr P Chandrasekhar Rao, Dean of Agriculture, Professor Jayshankar Telangana State Agricultural University (PJTSAU). “This course provided a very resourceful and practical learning,” said, S Tirupathi, from Karimnagar district, who won the Best Trainee in Crop Production Award.
