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Agri expo at Lam Farm from Dec 19
Acharya N G Ranga Agriculture University’s Regional Agriculture Research Station is hosting the ‘South Zone Agri Expo -2015’ on the Lam Farm premises from December 19 to 21. Delegates from South Zone of the country are expected to participate in the national-level event to deliberate on a wide range of topics on latest technologies and issues by national and international experts covering various subjects of interest, according to Dr Edara Narayana, principal scientist and Associate Director of Research, Regional Agriculture Research Station (RARS).
Acharya N G Ranga Agriculture University’s Regional Agriculture Research Station is hosting the ‘South Zone Agri Expo -2015’ on the Lam Farm premises from December 19 to 21.
Delegates from South Zone of the country are expected to participate in the national-level event to deliberate on a wide range of topics on latest technologies and issues by national and international experts covering various subjects of interest, according to Dr Edara Narayana, principal scientist and Associate Director of Research, Regional Agriculture Research Station (RARS).
Addressing a press conference here on Wednesday, he said that a three-day exhibition and a two-day conference would be organised for the benefit of all stake holders including farmers, agro-industries and agriculture scientists. The exhibition would be a national-level one with exhibitors of technologies from all southern States participating. Narayana said that 900 delegates, 18,000 visitors and 125 stalls would be in place during the three-day event.
