Nibedita Kar Kalyani, 6 March: On the eve of “Dol Purnima”, a group of 150 students and 20 teachers came to the fruit research center of Bidhan Chandra Agricultural University. They came from Shikarpur in Nadia on an educational trip. They were trained throughout the day by the university. It was an excellent session of nature lessons. The students were told about the qualities of fruits, the benefits of fruits, how much fruit should be consumed daily, the necessity of fruit cultivation, why fruit trees should be planted on roadsides and as part of community-based afforestation.
The students identified secondary fruits or perishable fruit trees. He saw in front of his eyes the trees like ” Falsha”, “Anshphal”, “Gaab”,” Aamda”, olive, “Bainnchi”, “Kendu”, “Vela”, Safflower, “Amlaki” “Haritaki”, “Baheda” “Mahua”, “Karamcha”,”Nona” etc. Under the numerous trees of forty species, their joy continued throughout the day – like playing games. He picked “Triphala” from under the tree, i.e. the fruit of Amalki-Haritaki-Baheda. They were impressed by the color of the” Latkon” seeds. Everyone picked it up and checked it – how is the colour of the herbs, how can it be painted beautifully on the swing day! They recognized the leaves of various trees, the pods of various fruits, branches, and the lessons of “expansion of new shoot” He also listened about the advanced species.
When schools take students on well-deserved educational tours to broaden their horizons, it’s not just fun, it becomes a nature-learning experience. This group of students from class eight to ten of Shikarpur Vivekananda Girls High School came to the Fruit Research Center of Bidhan Chandra Agricultural University for that purpose. The students learned how flowers bloom and fruits grow in the lap of nature. How to enjoy the beauty of trees, leaves, flowers and fruits!
This fruit research center has attracted attention across the state in terms of agricultural and environmental training. Everyone wants to come to this garden. Here are some lessons to learn. Collecting seedlings. Scientists here do more than just research. They also teach students with deep attention. Besides, regular farmers training is organized. The door of knowledge of this research center is always open for gardeners, gardeners.
The group of student-teachers came to the pre-phase of the spring festival in the open air Headmistress Mrs. Gargi Basu Dhar expressed satisfaction at the way they were entertained by the research center scientists. Everyone is welcomed with the Abeer of latkon made by the farm. The fruit of the herb is given to all for consumption Official Prof. Dilip Kumar Mishra welcomed them in D.L.Roy auditorium. Prof. Kalyan Chakraborty and Prof. Fatik Kumar Bauri spoke.
All of them are shown rotating the entire center. All trees are identified Professor Dilip Kumar Mishra said that various schools have the opportunity to come here in the coming days as well. Permission should be obtained by writing to the highest authority of the university Professor Kalyan Chakraborty introduced the fruit-centric culture and firmly rooted science in the minds of the students. He introduced the plants by reciting poems of various fruits. In the light of folk culture, science has become a reality in Professor Chakraborty’s speech. All the students are happy to come here, said the teachers of the school
School teachers and students at the Research Center of Agricultural University.
