With a view to popularise chemical-free food and creating awareness about organic farming, Asnani School managed by Pearson organised a tour of Organic Farming Club.
The students visited organic farm situated near Sehore and tried to imbibe the technique used. They come across the preparation route of vermi compost by earth worms. They come to know about tools used for sowing and harvesting crops for better productivity.
Besides, students tried their hand in preparing vermi compost in school itself. This helped them to know about the process and importance of organic farming. This is further helpful in Agriculture Production through sustainable and renewable means and free from all kind of poison and chemicals. This awareness increases sustainable development in agriculture industry. The activity was aimed to involve young mind into this growth for better and green future.
The school in a statement said that the activity arranged was a unique of its type, where students learn the nitty-gritty of organic farming. Healthy soil, healthy plant, healthy animal, healthy and happy human, healthy community is what the school aims at with this organic farming visit and training.
Asnani School Principal Bhavna Gupta said that the overall activity programme was successfully completed in support with all participants and the trainers. “We shall witness that organic farming club will involve many more young audiences to educate them about Preparation of vermi compost by earth worms,” she added.