VAIGA 2023: Agricultural Entrepreneurs In Kerala Will Receive Training

Rajendra Prasad, the minister of agriculture, recently introduced the DPR clinic project. In 2016, VAIGA, an exposition programme for agribusiness owners and industries, was introduced.

As part of the Value Chain Development in Agriculture, VAIGA 2023 programme, the department of agriculture trains aspiring business owners. It teaches entrepreneurs how to create comprehensive project reports (DPR).

The project, termed as DPR clinic, was just introduced by Agricultural Minister P Prasad. In 2016, VAIGA, an exposition programme for agribusiness owners and industries, was introduced. The programme concentrates on the existing and forthcoming technological advances associated with successful agricultural improvements, such as product diversification, processing, value addition, and marketing. Additionally, it links entrepreneurs, professionals in agri-value addition and processing, and local and national organizations. The program's highlights include the exhibition and B2B meetings.

Prasad has stated that numerous agri-business ventures fail to materialize due to a lack of a proper blueprint during the opening of the first DPR clinic. The clinic will be held every two months, according to the minister.

During the sixth annual VAIGA agricultural exhibition, which will take place from February 25th to March 2nd at the Putharikandam Maidan in Thiruvananthapuram, the State Agricultural Department will conduct an "Agri Hackathon." The goal of the hackathon is to find solutions to agricultural problems, particularly those of a technological and administrative nature.

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