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Children exposed to technology in farming
Students of Bhashyam Blooms School in Guntur enjoyed the recent AP TEC-2014 exhibition-cum-workshop conducted at Lam Farm recently.
Students of Bhashyam Blooms School in Guntur enjoyed the recent AP TEC-2014 exhibition-cum-workshop conducted at Lam Farm recently. The children enjoyed the feast of agriculture technology they were exposed to. They were excited at the massive equipment and agriculture machinery they had never seen before. After seeing the exhibition, their ideas and concept of agriculture changed. The students who participated in the exhibition said that their notions about agriculture with cows and bulls ploughing the fields and large presence of labourers in the fields had changed. They showed inquisitiveness in knowing about farm machinery and how farming could turn into a profitable proposition. The impression of farmers committing suicides about agriculture totally changed. They enquired whether agriculture technological revolution was really in the pipeline in India.
