Buzzbytes, 16 December:
In a remarkable achievement, Udhampur farmers in Jammu and Kashmir have successfully cultivated over 3,000 quintals of mushrooms, leading to a substantial revenue of Rs 6 crore.
Chief Agriculture Officer Sanjay Anand reported that in the current year, the Union Territory witnessed the addition of 500 new growers, contributing to the planting of approximately 1 lakh bags of mushrooms.
Anand stated, “In the current year, about 1 lakh bags of mushrooms have been planted, with 500 new growers joining our network. Udhampur district has witnessed the cultivation of over 3,000 quintals of mushrooms, resulting in a noteworthy revenue of at least Rs 6 crore for our dedicated farmers.”
This success not only highlights the agricultural prowess of the region but also signifies the economic empowerment of the farming community in Udhampur. Congratulations to the farmers on this prosperous harvest!
