Stress on environment-friendly farming

Experts also suggest the farmers for using quality seed, organic fertilisers to produce food staffs beneficial to human health

RANGPUR: Agriculture experts have stressed the need for switching over to environment-friendly farming to produce pure food staffs free from hazardous chemical pesticides and insecticides, reports BSS.
They made the opinion at the concluding ceremony of ‘Environment and Seed Fair-2017’ organised by Udaynkur Seba Sangstha (USS) on Aluganj Bazar ground under Laksmichap union of Sadar upazila in Nilphamari recently.
USC Canada, a non-profit international development organisation, extended cooperation in arranging the fair.
Ten ecological agriculture stalls on the fair displayed the ways of producing food that respects nature and biodiversity and blends eco-friendly practices of small scale family farms.
With Chairman of Laksmichap union Aminur Rahman in the chair, Nilphamari Sadar Upazila Agriculture Officer of the Department of Agriculture Extension Mazedul Islam attended the concluding ceremony as the chief guest.
Executive Director of USS Alauddin Ali, Sub-assistant Agriculture Officers Rakib Abedin and Abul Kalam Azad, Education Coordinator of USS Abdul Kuddus Sarker and Member of Laksmichap union Birendra Nath Roy addressed, among others.
The speakers laid emphasis on enhancing integrated approaches with public-private partnership to promote and popularise the environment-friendly ecological agriculture in the country.
Terming the ecological agriculture as pro-people, cost-effective and environment-friendly, they suggested the farmers for using quality seed and organic fertilisers to produce food staffs beneficial to human health.
Executive Director of USS Alauddin Ali urged to formulate a sustainable and integrated agricultural system taking into account the environmental and human health security aspects to exploit the full potential of the agricultural sector.The chief guest said ecological agriculture with application of bio-fertilisers, manure spreaders, crop residues, green manure, bone meals and compost had potential to reduce some negative impacts of
conventional agriculture on the environment.

 

Stress on environment-friendly farming

Experts also suggest the farmers for using quality seed, organic fertilisers to produce food staffs beneficial to human health

RANGPUR: Agriculture experts have stressed the need for switching over to environment-friendly farming to produce pure food staffs free from hazardous chemical pesticides and insecticides, reports BSS. They made the opinion at the concluding ceremony of Environment and Seed Fair-2017 organised by Udaynkur Seba Sangstha (USS) on Aluganj Bazar ground under Laksmichap union of Sadar upazila in Nilphamari recently. USC Canada, a non-profit international development organisation, extended cooperation in arranging the fair. Ten ecological agriculture stalls on the fair displayed the ways of producing food that respects nature and biodiversity and blends eco-friendly practices of small scale family farms. With Chairman of Laksmichap union Aminur Rahman in the chair, Nilphamari Sadar Upazila Agriculture Officer of the Department of Agriculture Extension Mazedul Islam attended the concluding ceremony as the chief guest. Executive Director of USS Alauddin Ali, Sub-assistant Agriculture Officers Rakib Abedin and Abul Kalam Azad, Education Coordinator of USS Abdul Kuddus Sarker and Member of Laksmichap union Birendra Nath Roy addressed, among others. The speakers laid emphasis on enhancing integrated approaches with public-private partnership to promote and popularise the environment-friendly ecological agriculture in the country. Terming the ecological agriculture as pro-people, cost-effective and environment-friendly, they suggested the farmers for using quality seed and organic fertilisers to produce food staffs beneficial to human health. Executive Director of USS Alauddin Ali urged to formulate a sustainable and integrated agricultural system taking into account the environmental and human health security aspects to exploit the full potential of the agricultural sector.The chief guest said ecological agriculture with application of bio-fertilisers, manure spreaders, crop residues, green manure, bone meals and compost had potential to reduce some negative impacts of conventional agriculture on the environment.