Yogesh Ramakant Bholane
4 months 3 weeks ago
Teaching Children to Protect India’s Food Wealth | Preparing the Next Generation for Farm Emergencies
In our schools, children are taught what to do during earthquakes, accidents, or electric shocks. This is important. But I wish to raise another equally serious question—are our children taught what to do when a sudden hailstorm damages crops, when unseasonal rain falls just after harvest, or when strong winds and heavy rain threaten sacks filled with grain? This is not merely a farming issue; it is a matter of the nation’s food security. India may depend on other countries for fuel, but in food grain production we proudly stand self-reliant. Therefore, protecting the harvest must become a part of our education system from every class onward. If today’s children learn this practical wisdom, tomorrow they will save the farmer’s hard work and the nation’s food wealth.
From- Yogesh Ramakant Bholane, M.Sc.(Agri.)
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