Karnataka to implement Israel’s advanced technology to prevent water wastage in farming

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June 30, 2018

Newsroom, Jun 30: Chief Minister H D Kumaraswamy’s penchant for the utilisation of advanced technology in farming sector is likely to reflect in the looming Karnataka budget. 

State’s Agriculture Minister Shivashankar Reddy also reaffirmed that Israel’s advanced technology will be implemented in farming in select places, called model areas for the efficient management of water and the project will be announced in the budget.

He told media persons that people in Karnataka are already using sprinklers and drip irrigation in agriculture, which is also Israel’s contribution. Advanced technology will be used to irrigate more land using less water, thereby increasing agricultural productivity.

An area in each district will be selected to implement the technology. Sensors will be linked to the water system and they will decide and provide the required quantity of water based on the type of crops and will prevent water being wasted.

Last year, Kumaraswamy had led a JD(S) delegation to Israel to study innovative agriculture methods. According to him, implementing Israel farming practices will help farmers get a regular income and avoid the debt cycle.

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Naren Kotian
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Saturday, 30 Jun 2018

Hahaha. Saudi technology bedva?  Chumma gang may get hurt by the name of Israel?

HDK should have a word with Zamir Ahmed khan. He will suggest to implement tipu’s technology of creating paper rockets and throwing to front benchers. 

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