Digital solutions accelerate the transfer of agricultural technology by enabling real-time, wide-reaching, and personalized information delivery. They enhance farmer training, support climate-smart practices, strengthen extension services, and improve market access. This leads to increased productivity, sustainability, and income, empowering farmers and bridging the gap between research and field application. In view of the above, the Extension Education Institute (EEI), Hyderabad organized an Off campus training program titled "Digital Solutions for Effective Transfer of Technology in Agriculture” for the faculty of UAS, Dharwad, Karnataka State " from 4th to 7th August 2025. Contents covered in the programme were - Overview on Digital Initiatives in Agri. Sector, Web Portals for Agri. Sector, AI Instruments & Tools in Agri. Technology, Geospatial Technologies and Decision Support Systems in Crop Management, Mobile-Based Advisory Services for Farmers, Using Social Media for Agri. Extension: Best Practices and Strategies, Digital Marketing Apps for the Agri. Sector, GOI schemes and initiatives in Digital applications, Gender budgeting for mainstreaming of gender in Agri. and allied sectors. An ice-breaking session was conducted session with balloons energizing the participants and fostering the connections. Each person pops a balloon containing a fun question or task, encouraging interaction and laughter. It breaks initial hesitation, promotes teamwork, and creates a lively atmosphere, making everyone feel comfortable, engaged, and ready to participate in the event ahead. A field visit was conducted to the polyhouse farm of focused on organic cultivation, mushroom cultivation and orchid flower production. The environment was conducive for growth, showcasing healthy crops and efficient water management through farm ponds. The integration of organic practices highlighted sustainable agriculture's benefits, enhancing yield and promoting biodiversity in the farming ecosystem. During inauguration, the coordinators briefed about the programme narrating the transformative impact of digital initiatives in agriculture, which are revolutionizing the approaches in farming and related activities. The integration of technology is essential for enhancing productivity, ensuring sustainability, and supporting farmers in making informed decisions and it is essential in present context. During the valedictory session, the coordinators felt that, the training program has equipped the participants with cutting-edge knowledge and skills in various areas, including, web portals for the Agri Sector, AI instruments & tools in agri technology, Geospatial technologies and Decision Support Systems in agri management Mobile-based farm advisory services, Success stories of agri entrepreneurs, Government of India Schemes and Initiatives in Digital Applications and Back Home Planning. Participants felt that, the training program was well-structured and covered a wide range of topics, including government of India schemes and initiatives in digital applications. They were appreciated the interactive sessions and group discussions, which helped to learn from their peers. They were confident that they could able to apply these skills to make a positive impact among the farming community. Eighteen (18) trainees were participated from the Departments of Agricultural Entmology, Horticulture, Soil Science, Agronomy, Extension Education of UAS, Dhwarwad. The program was coordinated by Dr. E. Srinivas and Dr. N. Praveen, Professors, EEI, Hyderabad.