Kohima: The Indian Council of Agricultural Research held a training program focused on quality rice seed production in Chumoukedima village on May 29. The initiative aimed to educate local farmers on modern techniques for cultivating high-yield rice varieties.
Officials from ICAR led the session, providing hands-on instruction to help participants improve their agricultural output. The training highlighted best practices for seed management to ensure better harvests for the region.
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