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Blog 101- Learning from the Kerala Floods of 2018: How Extension and Advisory Services Could Support Farmers to Deal with Natural Calamities

June 1, 2019

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The unprecedented floods of August 2018 adversely affected Kerala’s agriculture. Rema K Nair, in this blog, reflects on how extension services came forward to...

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MANAGE- University Alliance- CRISP- AESA National Workshop on New Frontiers in Agricultural Extension, 29-31 May 2019, MANAGE, Hyderabad

June 1, 2019

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This workshop is mainly to orient teachers in SAUs/CAUs and Deemed Universities on the advances and new frontiers in extension curricula which has now been...

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Blog 101- Learning from the Kerala Floods of 2018: How Extension and Advisory Services Could Support Farmers to Deal with Natural Calamities

MANAGE- University Alliance- CRISP- AESA National Workshop on New Frontiers in Agricultural Extension, 29-31 May 2019, MANAGE, Hyderabad

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