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Agriculture
Three Farmers Honoured with Chief Minister’s Innovation Award at Ludhiana Livestock Fair
✍️ Amar Ujala · Ludhiana
🗓 18 Sep 2026, 06:16 PM
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At the Ludhiana livestock fair, three farmers were presented with the Chief Minister’s award recognizing their innovative practices in animal husbandry.
The annual livestock fair in Ludhiana turned into a celebration of agricultural ingenuity when three local farmers received the Chief Minister’s award for innovation. The ceremony, held on the fairgrounds, highlighted the state’s push to modernise animal husbandry through farmer‑led solutions.
The awardees were selected for introducing cost‑effective and sustainable techniques that improved milk yield, disease management, and feed efficiency. Their projects, which were showcased at the fair’s exhibition stalls, demonstrated how traditional knowledge can be blended with modern practices.
Punjab officials praised the farmers for setting examples that other producers can emulate, emphasizing that such grassroots innovations are vital for the state’s dairy and livestock sectors. The recognition also aligns with broader government initiatives aimed at boosting farm productivity and rural incomes.
The ceremony concluded with a call for more farmers to participate in future fairs, where innovative ideas will continue to be spotlighted and rewarded.
The awardees were selected for introducing cost‑effective and sustainable techniques that improved milk yield, disease management, and feed efficiency. Their projects, which were showcased at the fair’s exhibition stalls, demonstrated how traditional knowledge can be blended with modern practices.
Punjab officials praised the farmers for setting examples that other producers can emulate, emphasizing that such grassroots innovations are vital for the state’s dairy and livestock sectors. The recognition also aligns with broader government initiatives aimed at boosting farm productivity and rural incomes.
The ceremony concluded with a call for more farmers to participate in future fairs, where innovative ideas will continue to be spotlighted and rewarded.