Event Report
Event Date: 11th April, 2025
Event Venue: Counter No: R14, UIET, SBBSU
Organising unit/agency: University Institute of Engineering and Technology
Name of the scheme: Community Engagement Mela - Extension activity
Adopted Village (for UIET): Daroli Khurd
The Agrotech Kisan and Community Mela commenced with great enthusiasm, bringing together farmers, agricultural experts, and technology innovators. The event focused on empowering farmers with solutions to improve crop health, enhance water conservation, and optimize yield. Farmers, Sarpanch, and Panch members from Daroli Khurd and Daroli Kallan were honored by university authorities.
CSE faculty and students showcased low-cost assembled drones for crop monitoring. These drones enable:
This innovation enhances precision and reduces manual labor in pest control.
Civil Engineering faculty provided hands-on demonstrations on water conservation techniques including:
To enhance awareness, various materials were distributed:
This outreach represented the university’s commitment to rural empowerment and sustainable agriculture.
The mela fostered awareness and knowledge-sharing. The integration of drones and water conservation practices promotes sustainable agriculture. Discussions emphasized ongoing learning, collaboration, and technology use for a resilient future.
Event Date: 11th April, 2025
Event Venue: Counter No: R13 (Promotional Counter for Farmers of Takhni village), SBBSU
Organising unit/agency: UIET & AIM2FlourishK3 - "Nature Tribe", Mission-K3 NGO
Name of the scheme: Community Engagement Mela
The mela presented a platform for collaboration among farmers, NGOs, and enthusiasts. It celebrated agricultural innovations and community-building.
Led by Dr. Amandeep Singh, this counter highlighted stories of sustainable business innovations that have driven social, economic, and environmental change.
This eco-initiative emphasized reconnecting with nature using sustainable farming and eco-friendly products. It inspired visitors to embrace conservation and community development.
Farmers from Takhni village shared local knowledge and traditional methods, contributing grassroots insights to sustainability discussions.
The event reflected unity and innovation. With initiatives like AIM2Flourish and K3 - Nature Tribe, and the involvement of Takhni farmers, it successfully promoted sustainability and progressive farming practices.