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Going Dutch: Centre of Excellence in Maharashtra

Staff Reporter by Staff Reporter
May 25, 2018
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Going Dutch: Centre of Excellence in Maharashtra
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Union Minister of Agriculture Radha Mohan Singh met Ms. Carola Schouten, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Agriculture, Nature and Food Quality, Netherlands in New Delhi on Thursday and expressed happiness at the regular convening of Joint Working Group.

It bears recall that Netherlands is a global leader in construction of greenhouses as well as in the cultivation of flowers, plants and vegetables, and the diversification of agriculture sector into areas like livestock and plant-cultivation sectors.

Union Agriculture Minister said a major success of the Indo Dutch collaboration has been the commissioning of the Centre of Excellence (CoEs) for vegetables at Baramati in Maharashtra. The second CoE for flowers at Talegaon, Maharashtra will be ready soon. Others are in various stages of completion and the focus is on making technology affordable to the small and marginal Indian farmers.

Shri Singh said other identifiable areas of interest for further cooperation such as technology for crop residue management and cooperation in the field of bovine breeding; dairy development, animal health and porcine development etc. are also being looked into.

Expressing his desire to further strengthen the existing partnership between the two countries in agriculture and allied sectors Singh reiterated the Government’s resolve to double the income of farmers by 2022 and the initiatives taken & stressed on the need for infusing modern technology in India’s agriculture.

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