Umiam, July 15, 2026: ICAR–Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK), Ri-Bhoi, under the ICAR Research Complex for NEH Region, Umiam, successfully organized a three-day Multidisciplinary Farmers' Training and El Niño Awareness Programme at Umdihar Village, Ri-Bhoi District, Meghalaya, from 13–15 July 2026. The programme aimed to strengthen farmers' knowledge and skills on climate-resilient agriculture through an integrated approach involving Animal Science, Agronomy, and Soil Science. A total of 45 farmers, including 35 women, actively participated in the programme, reflecting the increasing involvement of women in climate-smart agriculture and sustainable livelihood activities. During the inaugural session, the importance of adopting scientific and climate-resilient farming practices to address the challenges posed by climate change and El Niño was highlighted. Technical sessions were conducted by Dr. Moloy S. Baruah, SMS (Animal Science), Dr. Meghna Sarmah, SMS (Agronomy), and Dr. Popiha Bordoloi, SMS (Soil Science). Dr. Moloy S. Baruah delivered lectures on the impact of climate change and El Niño on agriculture and livestock in Northeast India, scientific livestock and backyard poultry management, integrated farming systems for enhancing farm income, and integrated pest and disease management. Dr. Meghna Sarmah discussed climate-resilient crop production technologies, integrated nutrient management, efficient fertilizer use, water conservation, and rainwater management under El Niño conditions. Dr. Popiha Bordoloi emphasized soil health management, organic farming, composting, resource recycling, and demonstrated scientific soil sample collection and interpretation techniques. The programme also included practical demonstrations, interactive discussions, group exercises, and farmers' experience-sharing sessions, enabling participants to address location-specific farming challenges and identify suitable climate adaptation strategies. The training concluded with an evaluation and valedictory session, where participants appreciated the practical and multidisciplinary nature of the programme. They expressed their commitment to adopting the recommended technologies for improving farm productivity, enhancing climate resilience, and ensuring sustainable livelihoods.