According to a press release, the four-day agricultural and technology event highlights the importance of integrating agriculture with entrepreneurship and employing modern technology to increase farmers’ income.
“Our focus should be on advancing the agricultural sector with enhanced technology. Given the diverse agro-climatic zones within the country, each state brings unique experiences, and regions have shown remarkable progress, even under challenging circumstances worldwide. By sharing best practices, we can learn much from one another,” Yogi told the gathering.
Before the event, CM Yogi held a meeting with the partner country, the Netherlands. He talked to a delegation led by the country’s Deputy Agriculture Minister Jan-Kees Goet and Ambassador to India Marisa Gerards. Two Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) were signed between the Uttar Pradesh government and the Netherlands. Later, CM Yogi visited exhibition stalls.
The Krishi Bharat Exhibition showcases innovations and sustainable developments in agriculture. Featuring over 250 exhibitors, the event is expected to attract more than 1 lakh farmers and visitors. The main highlights of the exhibition include advancements in agriculture, dairy, food processing equipment, and other agri-services and technologies. Organized by the CII, Krishi Bharat serves as a state and national pavilion, presenting world-class agricultural innovations.
While inaugurating the Krishi Bharat program, CM Yogi congratulated the people of Uttar Pradesh on the 555th Prakash Parv of Shri Guru Nanak Dev Ji, Kartik Purnima, and the 150th birth anniversary of Dharti Aaba, Bhagwan Birsa Munda, a symbol of tribal pride.Partnering with the CII for this event, the Netherlands is the official country partner, while nations like Australia, Canada, Uganda, Spain, and the UK, along with agricultural experts and stakeholders, are also participating.For the first time, this event is being held in Uttar Pradesh, moving beyond its traditional location in Chandigarh.