Valedictory of Nursery Management Workshop
The Department of Botany, in collaboration with PM Usha, successfully organised the Valedictory Programme of the Nursery Management Workshop.
On this occasion, our respected Principal, Dr. K. Suryachandra Chandra Rao Sir, addressed the students and highlighted the importance of developing self-employment and entrepreneurial skills for a successful career.
Sri Uday Kumar, Resource Person and faculty members of the Department of Botany, also participated in the programme and shared their valuable insights with the students.
The programme concluded on a positive note, inspiring students to transform their knowledge and skills into meaningful entrepreneurial opportunities.
Faculty of dept. of Botany -Smt.S.Rudrama Rani HOD, Smt.Ch.Sunita, Sri.G.Ramakrishna Rao have given the guidance to the students towards their entreprenureship.
Nursery Management Workshop – Brief Report
Aim:
To provide students with practical knowledge and hands-on skills in nursery management and to create awareness about its potential as a self-employment and entrepreneurial opportunity.
Objectives:
- To impart practical skills in nursery establishment and management.
- To familiarize students with nursery practices and plant propagation techniques.
- To develop entrepreneurial and self-employment skills among students.
- To encourage students to explore sustainable livelihood opportunities in the horticulture sector.
Activities:
Students actively participated in the practical sessions conducted during the workshop under the guidance of Sri Uday Kumar, Resource Person. The sessions focused on various aspects of nursery management and practical skill development.
Valedictory Programme:
The valedictory programme was organised by the Department of Botany in collaboration with PM-Usha. Dr. K. Suryachandra Chandra Rao, Principal, addressed the students and motivated them to develop entrepreneurial skills and utilise their knowledge for self-employment opportunities. The Resource Person and faculty members of the Department of Botany also participated and shared valuable insights.
Outcome:
The workshop enhanced students’ practical knowledge and skills in nursery management and motivated them to consider entrepreneurship, self-employment and sustainable livelihood opportunities in the field of plant cultivation and nursery management.