"discussion and experimental training with young people on millet varieties"

Young India Development Society, Ee Nela Ee Jal Art and Cultural Organization, Ragi Brahma, Janpara Raibhari Lakshmanaiah's birth anniversary, "discussion and experimental training with young people on millet varieties" in the millet field of Choudadenahalli village of Kolar, E.-15 of Mulagalli village, senior farmers of Choudadenahalli village. By telling people how they got it, we grew from 10 bales of paddy to 20-30 bales of millet after the endof. Lakshmanaiah was a popular person who discovered about 23 high yielding varieties of millet. He is famous by the name 'Ragi Lakshmanaiah'. Born on May 15, 1921 in a poor Dalit farmer family in Harohalli village of Mysore taluk. He completed his B.Sc from Central College, Bangalore. Botany studied at BSS made him world's first millet breeder. Mandya's farm. From 1951 to 1964, he bred the millet varieties of our state with Coimbatore millet varieties and released Annapurna, Udaya, Purna, Arun, Shakti, Absolute, Kaveri millet varieties. Per cent from these breeds. It was possible to get 50% higher yield. Country millet varieties were crossed with African millet varieties to release high yielding millet varieties from INDAF 1 to INDAF 15 (India + Africa = INDAF). From this, it was possible to grow 15 to 20 quintals of millet for the yield of five to six quintals of millet. The yield of millet from these varieties is 250 percent increase. As a result, the hunger of crores of people was quenched. Social activist Vijaya today introduced us to Seedless Andre Companies are eager to get patents on seeds The day has come when we have to beg companies for what to eat. The life situation of the earth has come as a result of using the seeds of this company along with the required fertilizer. So now we have to switch from seedless culture to seed must culture discreetly and inform people around us about it. If the land survives, we all survive, so the call was chosen to preserve the seed of the plant and discard the seedless. Eenela Eejala Venkatachalapathy participated in the discussion by singing environmental songs of the youth. Women Protection Committee President Sasikala, Lakshmidevi, Jaja and the youth participated in this training.