IndiaOver 2,500 visitors attended a vegetable and seeds festival held on the campus of Vellore Institute of Technology (VIT) in Vellore. The event, organized by the Isha Yoga Center, attracted farmers, locals, seed conservators, agricultural scientists, and entrepreneurs interested in traditional seeds and sustainable farming practices. The festival included expert talks, exhibitions featuring over 2,000 rare traditional seed varieties, and the presentation of the Seed Conservator Awards-2026 to nine farmers from six states for their work in preserving traditional seeds. Vice-President of VIT, Shankar Viswanathan, presided over the event.
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