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3 day organic farm products mela kick start in subedari
Chief Whip D Vinay Bhaskar buying farm products at the Organic Mela organised by Annadata Organic Farmer’s Cooperative Society
Annadata Organic Farmer’s Cooperative Society supported by Bala Vikasa, a leading NGO promoting Sustainable Agriculture through Organic Farming, has organised a three-day Organic Mela at the University College of Arts and Science Auditorium in Subedari in Hanamkonda on Sunday.
Hanamkonda: Annadata Organic Farmer's Cooperative Society supported by Bala Vikasa, a leading NGO promoting Sustainable Agriculture through Organic Farming, has organised a three-day Organic Mela at the University College of Arts and Science Auditorium in Subedari in Hanamkonda on Sunday.
Chief Whip D Vinay Bhaskar, who inaugurated the mela, said, "Bala Vikasa has been implementing many programmes and activities to help farmers practice organic farming. I pledge my support and cooperation towards setting up of similar stalls and in developing and promoting a digital platform for Warangal's organic farmers on the lines of siddipetorganicproducts.com."
"The organic mela is our attempt to improve farmer-consumer relations and provide farmers with better market deals. Consuming farm fresh naturally grown organic products not only helps us with a healthy lifestyle but improves the economy of farmers and the country as a whole," said Shoury Reddy Singareddy, Executive Director of Bala Vikasa. Farm fresh, hand-picked, naturally grown, chemical-free and certified organic products were at display in the mela. Hanamkonda ACP Jithender Reddy was among others present.
