Mangaluru: Areca farms from Uttara Kannada Regency have been faced with a shortage of acute workers, which help modern technology.
Climbing up the 80 feet and slim Areca tree is a dangerous exercise, tried by people without a safety device.
Clear release of this activity prevents many young people take work on Areca Agriculture.
Fortunately, technology has offered the owner of Areca Farms a way out of this problem.
The agricultural credit community who presents merit in investing in ‘doti’, telescopic spraying carbon fire harvesting devices, agricultural researchers and adike patrike editors, Shree Paderi.
“Young people are being trained to use this device.
I have urged more cooperative communities, in Dakshina Kannada Regency, Udupi and Kasaragod, to train children in using this device.
It will also have additional benefits to solving unemployment problems, “Padre said.
He pointed out that children trained in the use of ‘doti’ and were employed on Areca agriculture produced up to RS 25,000 a month.
The device, said Padre, is the idea of NB Hegde, president of the Tyagali Agricultural Cooperative in Nanikatta.
“Hegde began working on the project two years ago, when he realized that most workers migrated to Bengaluru.
He thinks that the use of doti as a substitute because they climb trees can help persuade young people to continue to farm.
The success of the community Tyagali inspires others to Adopt the same method, “Padre said, warning that the device, doti, should not be contacted with an electric cable.
Padre called for the agriculture department to introduce children to train children under the attraction and barrel of young people in agriculture (ARYA) initiative.
Their initiates who adopt the Tyagali Society model is a multi-purpose cooperative community.
The President of the Yadalli community has traced 10 young people in using doti.
“The chairman of them has been ordered to work on the agriculture for the next two weeks,” he said the plant research Institute in Vittal from January 10
Technology comes to help Areca farms
