Agriculture Management

Agriculture, being the main sector of Indian economy, supports more than three-fourth of the total population and contributes nearly one-fourth to the total Gross Domestic Product of the Country. During last five decades, even through agriculture sector has grown substantially, it has not been able to sustain its growth mainly due to lack of proper management of resources like land, water and manpower. Agriculture in India is one of the most prominent sectors in its economy. Agriculture is still the largest economic sector and plays a significant role in the overall socio-economic development of India.
AIMS
The main aim of the course is to transmit latest technical know-how to farmers regarding agriculture. Another objective is to enhance farmers” knowledge about crop techniques and helping them to increase productivity. This is done through training courses, farm visits, on farm trials, kisan melas, kisan clubs, advisory bulletins and the like.
Salient Features

The main advantage of this course is it gives a vivid knowledge about the livelihood security. Rural livelihoods usually rely on plant and animal diversity.
Ensures productive and environmental sustainability.
It supports rural development. In addition to this agricultural management provides the base for ecotourism and the regeneration of localized food systems and rural economies.
Expand knowledge on the dynamics of agricultural biodiversity Increase effective use of agricultural biodiversity in food and fiber production
Promote local adaptive management of agricultural biodiversity.

N.B. details are available in the syllabus and study materials are also available according to the syllabus.

Job Opportunities

Technical Sales specialist
Key account Manager
Feed Sales
Key Account Manager
Trainee Agronomist
Farm Estate Manager
Product Manager
R&D Agronomist
Grain Buyer
Fertiliser Trader
Agricultural Sales.