The School of Agricultural Sciences, Nagaland University (SAS-NU) Medziphema Campus, in collaboration with Godrej Agrovet Ltd, organized an animal health camp and farmers–scientists interaction program at the Council Hall, Medziphema village on August 8. The event was facilitated by the Farmers Cell (FC) SAS-NU and aimed to improve livestock health, train local animal health workers, and strengthen the connection between farmers and the scientific community.

Altogether 32 farmers attended and shared their concerns directly with scientists, paving the way for practical, locally relevant solutions.

Participants received free medicines and expert training from veterinarian Dr. Ruusalie Nakhro, executive Nagaland in-charge, Godrej Agrovet Ltd.

The participants expressed satisfaction stating that such initiative bridges the gap between farmers and experts, ensuring healthier livestock and stronger rural livelihoods.

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In the farmers–scientists interaction segment, participants also shared feedback and engaged in meaningful discussions with agricultural experts where eight faculties from SAS-NU facilitated, ensuring that local challenges and innovative solutions were addressed.

The initiative is a continuing endeavour of Nagaland University and its partners to enhance animal husbandry practices, promote rural livelihoods, and promote knowledge exchange between farmers and scientists.

Earlier, the program was chaired by Dr. Saurabh Sharma, associate professor and FC member, who delivered the welcome address. A brief remark was given by professor Amod Sharma (FC member) and Dr. Mary N. Odyuo, associate professor and FC in-charge, followed by short speeches from the Village Council Chairman of Medziphema, highlighting the importance of collaborative initiatives for rural development.

The session concluded with a vote of thanks from Dr. N. Savino, associate professor and FC member.