The district Agriculture Department operates 26 Raitha Samparka Kendras and provides farmers access to seeds, farm machinery, micro-irrigation systems and other agricultural inputs through government schemes.
Agriculture Department Expands Farmer Support Read More »
Farmers affected by proposed industrial land acquisition have raised concerns about losing agricultural livelihoods and have sought greater attention to compensation and rehabilitation.
Farmers Continue to Seek Support During Industrial Land Acquisition Read More »
The Horticulture Department reports that thousands of hectares in Chikkaballapur have been brought under drip irrigation, helping farmers use water more efficiently.
Drip Irrigation Expands Across the District Read More »
Chikkaballapur farmers are using techniques such as drip irrigation, scientific pruning and improved crop-management practices to improve grape quality and productivity.
Grape Growers Adopt Modern Farming Techniques Read More »
Mango is one of Chikkaballapur’s major horticultural crops, with the district administration reporting extensive cultivation across the district.
Mango Cultivation Remains a Major Horticulture Activity Read More »
Chikkaballapur’s silk-cocoon market continues to publish regular market updates, reflecting the importance of sericulture to the district’s rural economy.
Silk Cocoon Market Remains Active in Chikkaballapur Read More »
A new initiative announced at Sathya Sai Grama aims to recognise traditional agricultural knowledge and provide formal certification for farmers, highlighting the value of local farming practices.
Chikkaballapur Farmers Explore Traditional Agricultural Knowledge Read More »
