Belgaum LEADer Introduces Organic Pesticides to 1,000 Farmers
Posted on Saturday, February 15, 2014 by LEAD
Farmers across the country rely on inorganically prepared pesticides
that are rich in toxic chemicals. While most farmers opt for these
inorganic pesticides because of their convenience, many do so due to
lack of knowledge of the risks posed by chemical pesticides. Chemical
pesticides may protect our crops, but the environmental and health
problems that they cause outlive the pest problems that they attempt to
solve. Santosh Patil from Jain College of Engineering, Belgaum, set out
to resolve this issue with farmers of his locality. He created
awareness about the dangers of inorganic pesticides and introduced
organic pesticides to local farmers. His project has so far benefited
more than 1000 farmers so far, and its impact is sure to continue throughout the generations.
This project was selected to be showcased at Yuva Summit 2014.
This project was selected to be showcased at Yuva Summit 2014.
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