The GSDP trainees of the course titled "Apiculturist (Wild Bee)- an Exposure Visit to the Progeny Farm

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The GSDP trainees of the course titled "Apiculturist (Wild Bee) – NTFP (Non-Timber Forest Produce)", organized by CPREEC EIACP PC-RP at Sri Vijaya Puram, South Andaman, were taken on an Exposure Visit to the Progeny Farm, Department of Agriculture, Mile Tilak, Jirkatang, South Andaman.







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