With a view to promote organic farming in Haryana, an organic certification agency will be set up for grading and authentication of produce near the farms to ensure reliability of products.
The chief minister gave directions to the concerned officers to constitute an organic certification agency, which will reach the source -- farms -- and certify to assure the consumer that the product is purely organic.
According to an official release, officials said that 20 clusters had been formed in 11 districts of the state where 674 farmers were doing organic farming.
Khattar said that more and more farmers should be encouraged for adopting micro irrigation as this would result in saving of water.
This decision was taken at a review meeting of various projects chaired by Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar.
The chief minister gave directions to the concerned officers to constitute an organic certification agency, which will reach the source -- farms -- and certify to assure the consumer that the product is purely organic.
According to an official release, officials said that 20 clusters had been formed in 11 districts of the state where 674 farmers were doing organic farming.
Khattar said that more and more farmers should be encouraged for adopting micro irrigation as this would result in saving of water.
First Published: Jul 23, 2018 5:02 AM IST
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