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Tech-Driven Farming Key To Boosting Rural Economy: CM

Kashmir Observer

FEBRUARY 15, 2026 ISSUE

To compete at the global level, Jammu and Kashmir must enhance both the quality and quantity of its agricultural produce, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah said on Saturday while inaugurating GON'GUL-2026, the 11th AgriTech Mela at the Shalimar Campus of the Sher-eKashmir University of Agricultural Sciences and Technology of Kashmir.

- Observer News Service

Tech-Driven Farming Key To Boosting Rural Economy: CM

The three day event, themed "NextGen Agriculture: My Produce-My Price," has brought together progressive farmers, agri-preneurs, startups, researchers and youth innovators from across the Valley to showcase innovative technologies and sustainable farming practices.

Ministers Sakina Itoo and Javaid Ahmad Dar were present at the inaugural session, along with Vice Chancellor Prof. Nazir Ahmad Ganai, Registrar Prof. Azmat Alam Khan and other faculty members and scientists.

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