Aira, Kheri: The first day of the Round Table Conference focused on important discussions around the future of the sugar industry, bringing together experts and leaders from the sector. Being held at Gobind Sugar Mill, Aira, Uttar Pradesh, the conference aimed at addressing key challenges and exploring new opportunities for growth in the sugar and cane industry.
Several key speakers shared their insights during the sessions, including Dr. VK Shukla, Director, UP CSR-Shahjahanpur, Mr. Alok Saxena, Unit Head of Gobind Sugar Mills, AD Pathak, Former Director of IISR, Mr. Ajeet Singh, AGM Cane, Mr. Kapilendra Kumar, Dr. Sujeet Pratap Singh, Dr. R.P. Srivastava, and Dr. Lalan Sharma. They discussed a variety of topics, such as:
- Innovations in Sugarcane Farming: How new technologies and practices are improving crop yields and reducing costs for farmers.
- Sustainability and Environmental Practices: The growing need for sustainable farming and how the sugar industry can play a role in reducing its environmental footprint.
- Technological Advancements: New machines and processes that are making sugar production more efficient and cost-effective.
In addition to these topics, the speakers also touched on the importance of adopting new policies to support farmers and manufacturers. Collaboration between the government and industry players was highlighted as a critical factor in ensuring a strong future for the sugar sector.
Attendees were eager to learn about the latest trends and innovations that can help them improve their operations and overcome challenges like fluctuating prices and changing environmental conditions.
The conference will continue tomorrow, with more sessions focusing on ethanol production, global market trends, and how the Indian sugar industry can position itself as a leader in sustainable practices and production efficiency.
