Ayurvet Knowledge Symposium & Annual Dinner 2013
Ayurvet, an organization which has
innovation encrypted in its genes, floating in the protoplasmic fluid of
knowledge, sieved through the tools of science and technology has propounded
the concept of “ Integrating Livestock
& Agriculture” , using the available resources under Ayurvet 5Fs
Programme. This programme defines sustainable integration of Food, Feed,
Fodder, Fertilizer & Fuel for the benefit of all stake holders.
Considering the same, The Ayurvet Knowledge
Symposium on the theme of “Integration of
Livestock sectors for improving the farm profits and food security” was organized in collaboration
with Ayurvet Research Foundation on 19th October 2013 at PHD Chamber
of Commerce and Industry, PHD House, August Kranti Marg, New Delhi – 110015.
This symposium provided platform for scientists, nutritionists, agriculturist,
feed industry professionals and farmers of Livestock and Agriculture sectors to
share and deliberate these issues towards possible solutions.
Mr.Pritam Singh a progressive
farmer from Safidon, Haryana sharing his experience about
Ayurvet Hydroponic Paddy
Nursery in his farm
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Dr. A.K. Gahlot, Vice
Chancellor, RAJUVAS,
shared RAJUVAS model of integration and appreciated the initiative of Ayurvet
in Hydroponics for producing quality green feed. He mentioned that his
university is ready for any PPP mode programme towards sustainable development.
He said it is because of this integration in Rajasthan, there are suicides in
Rajasthan even after the droughts in the state.
Sh. Harish Damodaran,
Print Editor Hindu Business Line, questioned that can that dairy farming made into an
independent business for farm profits. He argued can we not feed the animals
right, and not link it with agriculture. He however urged that the sustainable
operations are need of the hour.
Speaking on the occasion Sh
Pradip Burman, Chairman Ayurvet, emphasized the need of integration and the
Ayurvet 5F model initiatives in this direction.
A special farmer’s interaction session was organized for
sharing their experiences. This was chaired by Dr. P. N. Bhat, Managing Trustee ARF. Many farmers and experts
shared their successful experience of integration in their own way. Maj. Bhatia
of Jindal group shared his experience of feeding hydroponics to horses for
improving their health and performance.
Artists performing during the event.
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