The Society for Agriculture and Allied Sciences (SAAS) is a registered society under the Haryana Registration and Regulation of Societies Act, 2012. Society is also registered with NITI Ayog. It is a professional body dedicated to promoting research, innovation, and knowledge dissemination in agriculture and allied sciences.
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Must be 21 years of age on the date of admission
Should subscribe to the aims and objects of the Society
Must have deposited the life member fee/annual subscription fee and must not be in arrears of payment of such fee as on the date of annual general meeting to continue as a member;
- Must not be an insolvent and of unsound mind; and - Must not have been convicted of an offense involving moral turpitude involving imprisonment of one year or more.
“The Society for Agriculture and Allied Sciences (SAAS) has emerged as a credible professional platform for academicians and researchers working in agriculture and allied domains. Its focus on research dissemination, capacity building, and policy-oriented discussions creates meaningful academic engagement. SAAS initiatives such as seminars, workshops, and publications significantly contribute to strengthening scientific rigor and sustainable agricultural practices in India.”
“SAAS plays a vital role in bridging the gap between research and real-world agricultural challenges. The society provides excellent opportunities for collaboration, knowledge exchange, and professional growth. Being associated with SAAS has helped me connect with fellow researchers and practitioners while contributing to national goals of food security and sustainable development.”
“The Society for Agriculture and Allied Sciences (SAAS) is a forward-looking organization committed to innovation and grassroots impact. Its training programs and knowledge-sharing initiatives are highly relevant for practitioners working directly with farmers and rural communities. SAAS effectively integrates scientific research with practical solutions, making it a valuable contributor to the agricultural ecosystem.”
