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Mobile Training Centre For Mushroom Cultivation: Bringing Expertise To Your Doorstep

The Mushroom Farmers’ Association of Kendukuchi, located in the Nalbari district, has come up with a unique approach to tackle the issue of unemployment. They have set up a mobile training center to teach people how to cultivate mushrooms. This approach has proved to be very successful and has helped many people in the region to earn a livelihood.

Mobile Training Center For Mushroom Cultivation

The mobile training center is a van that travels from village to village, providing training on mushroom cultivation. The van has all the necessary equipment and materials for mushroom cultivation. The trainers provide theoretical and practical training to the participants. They teach them how to prepare the substrate, inoculate it with spawn, and maintain the ideal conditions for mushroom growth. The trainers also provide information on the various types of mushrooms that can be grown and the market demand for each type.

Impact

The mobile training center has significantly impacted many people’s lives in the region. By learning to cultivate mushrooms, they have earned a livelihood. The mushrooms grown by the participants are sold to local markets, and the income generated has helped improve their living standards. Additionally, the training has empowered the participants by providing them with a skill they can use to support themselves and their families.

Future Plans

The Mushroom Farmers’ Association of Kendukuchi plans to expand the mobile training center to cover more villages in the region. They also plan to introduce new varieties of mushrooms and teach participants how to process and market the mushrooms. This will help create a value chain and generate more employment opportunities.

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Mobile Training Centre For Mushroom Cultivation (Photo by DNN)

Conclusion

The mobile training center for mushroom cultivation is a unique approach to employment generation. It has proved to be very successful in providing people with skills to earn a livelihood. The Mushroom Farmers’ Association of Kendukuchi sets an excellent example for other organizations. This approach can be replicated in other parts of the country and can help tackle unemployment. 

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Mushroom (Photo: DNN)

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