Revolution in Cotton Farming: A major meeting took place in Coimbatore on 11 July 2025, bringing together cotton-producing farmers from across India, agricultural scientists, and senior government leaders. Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan, Union Textiles Minister Giriraj Singh, and Haryana Agriculture Minister Rana Singh attended the event. The main focus was to find practical […]

Maharashtra Gives Agriculture Status: The Maharashtra government has announced a major step for farmers and livestock breeders. It has given animal husbandry the same status as agriculture. This decision, approved in the cabinet on July 11, was shared in the assembly by Minister Pankaja Pragya Gopinath Munde. Animal Husbandry Gets Equal Status With this move, […]

Farmers in Prayagraj are shifting from traditional crops to dragon fruit farming. They say low rainfall and weak monsoons have made old farming methods less reliable. Dragon fruit offers a way out. It needs less water and brings in better income. Why Farmers Are Making the Switch Chhote Lal Gautam, a farmer in Sarangapur village, […]

Tree Felling rules: The Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change has released model rules to regulate the felling of trees on agricultural land. The goal is to promote agroforestry, support sustainable land use, reduce timber imports, and increase farmers’ income. The move also aligns with India’s climate commitments under the Paris Agreement. Tree felling […]

Bean Farming: Beans are one of the most practical crops you can grow. They are easy to plant, don’t require much input, and are useful in many ways. Beans provide protein-rich food, improve soil quality through nitrogen fixation, and store well for long periods. Whether you’re growing for home consumption or for sale, bean farming […]

Cloud Farming: Capturing Fog and Dew for Irrigation in India’s Drylands “Paani jahan se mile, wahin se kheti shuru. Ab badalon se bhi.” (If water can come from the clouds, why not farm with them?) What is Cloud Farming? Cloud Farming is not about farming in the clouds. It’s about harvesting invisible water — like […]

Subsurface Drip Irrigation: Farming from Beneath the Soil: As water scarcity becomes a mounting crisis in many parts of the world—especially arid and semi-arid regions—farmers and scientists are digging deep, quite literally, to find smarter ways to grow food. Enter subsurface drip irrigation (SDI)—a technology that places water delivery systems underground, right at the plant’s […]

TRIFED is a government body which was formed in 1987 under the Multi-State Cooperative Societies Act, 1984. India is the second largest tribal populated country in the world. Here more than 10 crore people come from the tribal community, who are known for their rich culture, art and traditions. But these communities often face economic […]

To increase the yield in soybean cultivation, know the right climate, soil preparation and scientific methods which are beneficial for the farmer.

Empowering women through agriculture is beneficial not only for them but for the whole society. If they get knowledge, resources and opportunities, they can not only change their lives but can also give a new direction to the country’s economy.

Climate-friendly seeds protect farmers from the vagaries of weather and increase crop production, know full details.

Monsoon Crop: Cotton is one of the most important crops grown during the monsoon season in India. It plays a major role in the country’s economy, supports millions of farmers, and feeds the textile industry. India is one of the largest producers and exporters of cotton. The crop is mostly grown in rain-fed areas, making […]

Crops to Cultivate This Monsoon: As the monsoon approaches, farmers across India prepare for the kharif season. Rain-fed agriculture is key to rural livelihoods, especially in states like Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, and Bihar. Choosing the right crops can make or break the season. Here are six crops best suited for the monsoon. These […]

Hema Dangwal made fish farming a successful business in the mountains of Nainital and connected many women with self-reliance and employment.

The genetically modified horses were born in October and November last year.

Know how to choose the most suitable mustard variety for your farm and increase crop yield, read full information.

For better germination of mustard seeds, adopt the right soil selection, field preparation and sowing method and get a great increase in the crop.

Learn easy ways to check the quality of mustard seeds at home and avoid adulteration, build health with pure seeds.

Sesame farming has now become a profitable business model. Know how to earn more profit at low cost and take advantage of government schemes.

Vanilla Cultivation: Vanilla is an aromatic crop, whose seeds are used to enhance the taste and aroma in food items. Vanilla is used in ice cream, cakes, pastries, tea, coffee and many types of desserts. Because of this, its demand in the market always remains and the price is also very high. The price of […]

E-NAM scheme is a big help for farmers, but now Aadhaar verification has become necessary to take advantage of it. Farmers who do not have Aadhaar can also join the scheme on the basis of other documents. The Ministry of Agriculture has made a new rule. Now Aadhaar card verification (Aadhaar Is Mandatory In e-NAM […]

Krishi Sakhi Scheme: The aim of the ‘Krishi Sakhi’ scheme launched by the central government is to improve and develop the agriculture sector. Under this, women farmers are given special training by Krishi Vigyan Kendras. Trained women are called ‘Krishi Sakhis’. These Krishi Sakhis make farmers aware about government schemes as well as give information […]

Parwal, also known as pointed gourd, is a popular summer and monsoon vegetable in many parts of eastern and northern India. It is commonly grown in Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, Jharkhand, West Bengal, and Odisha. The vegetable is in demand for its taste, nutritional value, and steady availability during the rainy season. Unlike most vegetables, parwal […]

Millets farming: Millets are gaining attention again. These traditional grains—like bajra, jowar, and ragi—were once common in Indian farms. Now, they’re making a strong return. People in cities are eating more millets because they are healthy. Food companies are using them to make snacks, flour, and ready-to-eat products. Many stores in cities like Delhi, Mumbai, […]

Make oil, laddus, health products from the use and processing of sesame and start a small scale industry. Know the entire process and ways of earning.

Sesame is a major cash crop. It is known for being rich in nutrients as well as oil production. However, there is a risk of many types of diseases and pests in sesame cultivation, which affect the yield and quality of the crop.

Sesame Cultivation: Sesame is a traditional but important oilseed crop in India, which is used not only for domestic consumption but also at the industrial level. Its demand remains constant both in the country and abroad, but the biggest challenge for farmers is related to the low yield of sesame. Its only permanent solution is […]

Organic Vegetables Indian Farmers: Indian farmers are finding simple ways to reuse kitchen and farm waste to grow food. You don’t need chemicals or big farms to try it yourself. Just scraps, soil, and care. Here are five vegetables you can grow using waste, like peels, seeds, or compost, inspired by what small farmers already […]

Vegetables Grow Monsoon: The monsoon brings rain, humidity, and cooler air — all of which can make outdoor gardening tricky. But if you have a balcony, window sill, or even some floor space near sunlight, you can still grow your own vegetables indoors. Here are five vegetables you can easily grow at home during the […]

Farming with Fungi: India’s farmers face a constant struggle: growing more from less — less water, less fertile soil, and rising costs of fertilizers. But beneath their very feet lies an ancient ally that can help: fungi. Specifically, a special type of fungi known as Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi (AMF). These microscopic fungi form symbiotic relationships […]

Do Plants Talk?  For centuries, Indian farmers have relied on keen observation, ancient wisdom, and experience to understand what their crops need. But now, science is uncovering a remarkable new way plants share their distress — through scent. Plants, it turns out, do talk. Not in words, but in chemical whispers called Volatile Organic Compounds […]

Water Irrigation: As India grapples with growing water scarcity, land degradation, and the need for climate-resilient agriculture, innovative techniques, no matter how unconventional are drawing attention. One such method is magnetised water irrigation. It involves passing water through a magnetic field before using it for irrigation. The idea is that such treated water changes in […]

Fish Products: The story begins in Odisha’s Astaranga block’s Kanamana village with that simple woman, who amidst the waves of the sea began shaping her fate — Pinaki Parimita. Once who was only engaged in mushroom, crab, and shrimp farming, today she has become the head of a fish product company named “Fishlikes,” and an […]

Dondubai Hannu Chavan: The story begins in Karnataka’s Vijayapur district’s Arkheri village with that woman, who once used to grow only grains on a small piece of land to feed her children — Dondubai Hannu Chavan. Today that same Dondubai is not only a model in her village, but an example across the district. In […]

Large cardamom cultivation is a medicinal crop that gives more profit at low cost, which has become an excellent option for farmers in hilly and humid climate areas.

Cultivation of Kutki is a profitable medicinal crop which can be easily grown in hilly areas. Know its complete information, cost, profit and method of cultivation.

Seed Memory: Imagine if your crops could remember the last drought they survived. Imagine if the wheat, rice, or millet you sowed this year carried inside it a memory of past hardships — learning how to better face heat, water shortages, or pest attacks. This is not just a dream or a myth. Science today […]

Sarpagandha cultivation (Sarpagandha Ki Kheti) is a medicinal crop that gives more profit with less hard work. Know its complete information, method and estimate of earning.

Anuj Kumar Singh of Uttar Pradesh not only built his own business through dairy farming, but also provided employment to more than 100 farmers. In India, farming is still the main source of livelihood for people. A large population of villages is still dependent on farming. Despite farming in traditional ways, many farmers are now […]

Snow mushroom is also known as snow fungus, silver ear mushroom or white jelly mushroom. Snow mushroom is becoming famous all over the world for its many benefits. The snow mushroom species not only has a delicate, gelatinous texture and mild taste, but it also looks very beautiful. It is used as a medicine in […]

After retiring from the Air Force, Vijaypal Singh adopted natural farming, formed FPC and built a business of 7.5 crores with indigenous cows and sugarcane unit. Vijaypal Singh, who belongs to Sherpur Khelamou, a small village in Haridwar district of Uttarakhand, has proved that if there is a passion to do something, then age does […]

Pearl Farming Training: There is a great demand for pearls all over the world including India. It is seen as a luxury jewellery. Women have a different craze about pearls. Pearl is a natural gemstone that is produced from oysters. The popularity of pearl farming has increased and now its cultivation is becoming a major […]

Nursery production (Vegetable Nursery Guide) is the strong foundation of any lush green garden or landscape. It includes the selection of the right plants, proficiency in propagation methods and creating a favourable environment for the nursery. Nursery preparation is an important step to increase the quality and yield in vegetable production. A well-prepared nursery produces […]

Monsoon arrived early in 2025, but planting now can harm crops. Learn why delaying planting benefits your farm.

Apiculture: Why Bees Matter More Than We Think: India’s fruit orchards, from the apple-laden hills of Kashmir and Himachal to the mango-rich plains of Maharashtra, are world famous. But here’s a surprising fact many farmers overlook. Without pollination, these orchards would struggle to produce fruit, no matter how much fertilizer or water you give them. […]

Kantola cultivation, full of medicinal properties, is now becoming a profitable business, which guarantees high profits and long yield at low cost. In today’s time when people are becoming health conscious, the demand for vegetables rich in traditional and medicinal properties is increasing rapidly. One such special and beneficial vegetable is Kantola, which is also […]

The success story of Hitesh Kumari, who not only made her mark by adopting organic farming, but also inspired the women of the village to become self-reliant. Hitesh Chaudhary, a resident of Chak Chhabi village of Amroha district of Uttar Pradesh, who is respectfully known as Hitesh Kumari, has proved through her work that if […]

Kantola crop: Continuous monitoring, proper agricultural practices, balanced use of biological and chemical control is very important for disease and pest control in Kantola crop. Farmers can get more yield and better quality by following the recommendations given by government institutions. Kantola (Disease and pest control in Kantola crop) is a vine vegetable grown in […]

Goat Husbandry: The integrated model of goat husbandry and organic farming (Goat Husbandry And Organic Farming) presents a sustainable and prosperous path for Indian agriculture. This model not only protects the environment but also increases the income of the farmer. In this era of climate change and uncertainties of profits, this system is a strong […]

Despite the difficulties, Hemraj Prajapati achieved success by adopting organic farming and inspired the farmers in his area to do organic farming. Hemraj Prajapati, a resident of Nampura, a small village in Niwari district of Madhya Pradesh, is a hardworking, young and progressive farmer. With his experience and dedication, he has proved that if farming […]

Carbon Farming in India: In today’s world, the words climate change and carbon emissions are everywhere — from the news to government policies. But what does it mean for Indian farmers? Surprisingly, it could mean new income opportunities. With the rise of carbon farming, small and marginal farmers can play a big role in fighting […]

Agripreneur: When was the last time you heard of an MBA graduate leaving the comfort of corporate jobs to go back to his dusty village roads and stand shoulder-to-shoulder with farmers? In a world where rural India is often seen as a place people leave behind, Bhupesh Reddy walked back — with purpose. Armed with […]

Fish Farming: From architectural blueprints to biofilters, Soumya Sathyanarayana has charted a unique journey, blending design thinking with sustainable fish farming. Hailing from Uttari village in South Bengaluru district, Karnataka, Soumya began her professional career as an architect. But her curiosity and passion for eco-friendly systems soon nudged her in a different direction — one […]

Aqua Tourism Farm: In the quiet lanes of Hationi Bheta village in Assam’s Nagaon district, lives a woman whose journey from the blackboard to backyard farming has transformed the lives of over 5000 rural women. Meet Chumi Bordoloi, a Sanskrit postgraduate, former school teacher, and now an award-winning agro-entrepreneur and social mobilizer. Her name might […]

Harvesting and Post-Harvest: Even after a good yield, if there is negligence in harvesting and subsequent care i.e. post-harvest management, the quality of the crop may deteriorate and its market value can decrease. In this article, we will understand in detail how timely harvesting, drying methods, and safe storage techniques of groundnut help in maintaining […]

Groundnut Seed: “The moment a seed is sown, farmer starts worrying – what if the sprout rots, what if the plant gets scorched?”  If you grow groundnut, you too must have had this worry at some point.  And the solution is – seed treatment.  Groundnut is a major oilseed crop connected to the livelihood of […]

Groundnut is a major oilseed crop in many parts of India, especially in states like Rajasthan, Gujarat, Telangana, Karnataka, and Andhra Pradesh, where erratic rainfall and water scarcity are major challenges. In such drought-prone regions, efficient water management is becoming the key to both yield and quality. This article discusses practical, scientific, and accessible water […]

Indian Farmers Mental Health: Farming in India is filled with uncertainty. Farmers deal with unpredictable weather, rising input costs, and unstable market prices. Many depend on seasonal rains and face major losses if monsoons fail. The pressure to repay loans—often taken from informal lenders at high interest—adds to their burden. With limited access to technology, […]

Heat Stress in Livestock: With the growing intensity of Indian summers thanks to climate exchange, heat stress has emerged as a large challenge—not just for humans but for our cattle too. Animals including cows, buffaloes, goats, and fowl are especially vulnerable to severe heat. If not controlled well, heat stress can take a toll on […]

How to do Aloe vera farming: Aloe vera is not just a medicinal plant — it’s a business. You can grow it on dry, rocky, or unused land. No need for fertile soil or heavy irrigation. If you own even one acre of barren land, aloe vera can turn it into a source of steady […]

How to Grow Walnut: Many farmers look for crops that need less care but offer steady returns. Walnut trees are one of the best options for that. They grow well in hilly areas with cold winters and warm summers. Once established, they keep producing high-value nuts and timber for decades. Walnuts are in demand in […]

Farm Machinery for June: The June–July Kharif season starts with the southwest monsoon and marks the beginning of India’s main cropping cycle. Farmers get ready to plant monsoon crops like paddy (rice), maize, cotton, pulses (e.g., arhar, moong), and millets (jowar, bajra). Timely land preparation and sowing are crucial since the rains offer a short […]

Summer farming of peanuts: India is an agricultural country, where many types of crops are cultivated according to various climate and weather. Peanuts are one of the major oilseed crops of India, whose summer farming can become a special opportunity for farmers. In this article, we will understand in detail the benefits of summer peanut […]

Grain shortage India: Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan said, “There is no shortage of grains in this tough time.” He made this statement after India reported strong economic growth for the year. India’s GDP grew by 8.2% in the January–March quarter of 2024–25. This pushed the overall growth for the year to 7.6%. Chouhan […]

Every farmer dreams of having a good crop, abundant production and being financially prosperous. Peanut is one such important oilseed crop of India. It is produced on a large scale in states like Gujarat, Rajasthan, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, and Tamil Nadu. Peanut cultivation is a major source of income for farmers, so its care becomes […]

India is home to 18% of the world’s population but has only 2.4% of the world’s land area. With the country’s arable land under increasing pressure due to urban expansion, climate change, and industrial development, innovative approaches to agriculture are being explored. One such emerging concept is “night farming” — the practice of growing crops […]

By adopting Integrated Farming System, Rupesh Kumar Chaudhary increased his income from fish farming, poultry and horticulture. This system provides stable income and environmental benefits to the farmers.

Promotion Of Salt Water Aquaculture: The Department of Fisheries (DOF), under the Ministry of Fisheries, Animal Husbandry and Dairying has taken a significant initiative to promote salt water aquaculture in North Indian states like Haryana, Punjab, Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh. This initiative is not only a concrete step towards the effective use of regional resources, […]

The National Research Center for Makhana (NRCM), Darbhanga is promoting Makhana cultivation, making it a profitable business for farmers.

Sound Harvest: Imagine walking through a lush Indian farm where, instead of the usual rustling of leaves and buzzing insects, you hear a rhythmic hum or melodic tone softly vibrating through the fields. It may sound surreal, but in India’s progressive agricultural pockets, this is becoming a scientific reality. Farmers, researchers, and innovators are increasingly […]

Sericulture has become a rapidly growing industry in Kashmir, which is giving good profits to the farmers. Shabnam Javed has shared important information related to this field. Agriculture includes many things from growing crops to animal husbandry, fish farming and poultry farming, along with this, sericulture i.e. silkworm rearing is also becoming a profitable business […]

Goat farming is emerging as a new opportunity for rural women. Especially in tribal areas, this business is empowering women economically, socially and family-wise. Goat farming is becoming an important business for women amidst limited means of livelihood in rural India. Especially in tribal areas, where dependence on traditional agriculture is high, goat farming has […]

Explore the growing impact of new technologies in Indian agriculture and the role of government schemes in promoting innovation.

Perishable Agricultural Products: A large number of people in India depend on agriculture for their livelihood. India is one of the leading countries in the world in the production of perishable agricultural and horticultural products such as tomatoes, onions, potatoes, fruits and vegetables etc. But due to the fragile nature of these products, farmers often […]

The fisheries sector (Government Schemes for Fisheries Sector) is an important part of India’s economy. These schemes run by the government are not only providing financial assistance to the fishermen, but this sector is also developing rapidly. By taking advantage of these schemes, the income of fishermen can be increased and the food security of […]

Post Harvest Management: Importance of post-harvest management in Indian agriculture system Lack of storage facilities, transportation and food processing units at the farm level is affecting value chains, especially in case of perishable commodities. As a result, farmers suffer greater losses than wholesalers, processors and retailers. Post-harvest management is becoming important in today’s time. As […]

Discover how Indrajit Singh improved banana cultivation using tissue culture technique, boosting his yield and income. Learn more about this innovative farming method.

Want to start a plant nursery? Learn valuable insights and tips from Anil Thadani to help you grow a successful nursery business.

Discover how Anil Kumar Singh adopted natural farming and achieved success by avoiding chemical fertilizers, turning his farm into a model for organic agriculture.

Seed Detectives: Imagine growing a special rice variety your ancestors preserved for generations — only to see a company patent it and sell it back to you at high prices. This isn’t a far-off fear; it has happened before. Today, as seed piracy becomes a real threat to Indian farmers, a new kind of detective […]

Edible Packaging: India generates nearly 3.5 million tonnes of plastic waste every year, a large portion of which comes from packaging. From food containers to online delivery wrappers, packaging materials are often used once and then discarded. While bans on single-use plastics have been introduced in various states, enforcement remains patchy, and alternatives are either […]

Solar panels are used in solar powered irrigation system, which converts sunlight into electrical energy and operates the water pump. This system is especially beneficial for those farmers who are troubled by power cuts or rising diesel costs. It not only reduces the cost of farmers but is also environmentally friendly.

Muhammad Busthani quit his private job and started Pratibha Turmeric cultivation in Kozhikode district of Kerala, which changed his life.

Rainbow Trout Fish Seed: The objective of Pradhan Mantri Matsya Sampada Yojana is to further develop the fisheries sector and make it self-reliant. Under this scheme, financial assistance is given to fishermen and fish farmers, so that they can use state-of-the-art technologies and increase their productivity. Lakhs of fishermen and farmers have benefited from this […]

Tribal farmers of Gujarat are getting more income and nutritional security at low cost through new varieties of Indian bean, thereby improving their lifestyle.

Fish Farming In Monsoon: To get success in fish farming (Fish Farming In Monsoon), timely cleaning and proper preparation of ponds is very important, especially for fish farming in monsoon. During monsoon, the water level rises and there are many changes in the environment, which can affect the health and production of fish. Therefore, it […]

Farming revolution: Women in rural areas are not only changing their lives through organic farming, but are also bringing positive changes for the environment and society. The field of agriculture in India has always been male-dominated, but nowadays women’s participation is increasing. Especially in rural areas, where women are doing new experiments in agriculture not […]

Agroforestry in Tribal Areas: Agroforestry has improved the economic condition of tribal communities. The establishment of self-help groups (SHGs) and cooperatives has increased women’s participation, leading to community empowerment. For example, the establishment of Van Dhan Vikas Kendras under the Pradhan Mantri Van Dhan Yojana has provided entrepreneurship opportunities to tribal communities. Agroforestry has emerged […]

Rural Workforce: According to the ‘NABARD All India Rural Financial Inclusion Survey’ conducted by the National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (NABARD), the number of households engaged in agriculture was 48 percent in the agricultural year 2016-17, which increased to 56.7 percent in 2021-22. Which shows that the number of workers in the agricultural […]

Lucknow farmer Manoj Kumar Singh has presented an inspiration for young farmers by adopting smart methods of natural farming. Slowly, farmers are coming towards natural farming, although the number of such farmers is still limited, but seeing the smart methods of farming of Manoj Kumar Singh, a resident of Lucknow, young farmers will definitely want […]

Seed Production: Seed is the basic foundation of any crop. The use of high quality seeds (advanced seed production techniques) improves crop yield, disease resistance and quality. Advanced seeds not only ensure higher production, but are also more tolerant to environmental stresses, such as drought or excess rainfall. This provides farmers with a consistent and […]

Lucknow farmer Manoj Kumar Singh has presented an inspiration for young farmers by adopting smart methods of natural farming.

Sugarcane Farming: Selection of the right varieties, good soil preparation, balanced use of fertilizers, proper irrigation and disease control are necessary for planting sugarcane in March-April. Sugarcane is a major cash crop, which is used to make sugar, jaggery, and other products. It is cultivated on a large scale in India, and March–April is considered […]

Aarushi Mittal started a startup “Parali by Aarushi” to deal with Agri-Waste, where stubble is recycled to make decorative items for the home.

Nutrition Management of Dairy Animals: The risk of diseases in animals increases in the summer season. Under the government’s ‘Livestock Health and Disease Control Scheme’, financial assistance is provided to livestock farmers for the prevention, control and prevention of animal diseases. This scheme helps livestock farmers to take care of the health of their animals. […]

Crop Psychology: Do Plants Think? For generations, farmers have spoken to their crops, sung to their saplings, and observed plant behaviour closely. While once considered folklore, modern science is now catching up to these age-old traditions. A new field called plant cognition or crop psychology is emerging, which studies how plants perceive, process, and respond to […]

Invisible Farmers: Imagine a group of tireless, invisible workers that toil under the soil, day and night, without ever asking for recognition. These are not mythical creatures, but microbes — tiny organisms like bacteria, fungi, and actinomycetes that are quietly driving a revolution in Indian agriculture. As the country grapples with soil degradation, excessive chemical […]

Backyard Poultry Farm Business is a profitable business for small farmers that improves income and nutrition. Know how it can be started successfully in this article.

Neeraj Nagpal’s inspirational story of earning profit from Plum Farming, in which he achieved success through improved varieties of plums.

Climate Change: The objective of AIF is to provide farmers 75-80% consumer price of their products. Improve post-harvest management and reduce dependence on middlemen. Promote investment in assets such as organic inputs, seed processing and farm automation. Current agricultural loan arrangements are designed to meet the challenges of climate friendly farming. These schemes provide financial […]

Rapid Composting Technology in Uttar Pradesh is helping farmers manage crop residue, reducing both environmental problems and costs.

Women in tribal society (Women in Tribal Farming) are considered the backbone of farming. They are actively involved in all stages such as land preparation, sowing, weeding, harvesting and crop management. Their hard work and dedication meet the food requirements of the families and also ensure supply in the local markets. Tribal women (Women in […]

To prevent the spread of cassava mealybug, NBAIR trained farmers, agricultural scientists and government officials. The first field release was conducted on March 7, 2022 at Yethapur, Salem, Tamil Nadu, in which more than 300 farmers participated. Subsequently, the parasite was released at more than 500 locations across South India. A destructive pest found in […]

Mango Blossom: First of all, small brown or black spots appear on mango flowers and stalks. If farmers do not treat this disease at the right time, then these flowers gradually start withering and dry up and fall. Due to this, the production of the crop decreases. This disease spreads fastest in excessive waterlogging, dampness […]

In 2017, to address these challenges and promote Assam Lemon cultivation, the National Research Centre for Integrated Pest Management (NRIIPM) of Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) in collaboration with the Citrus Research Station (AAU-CRS) of Assam Agricultural University launched a landmark initiative.

Integrated farming brought stability and self-sufficiency in agricultural production, animal husbandry and environmental protection for the tribal farmers of Nicobar Island.

Animal-based Agricultural Systems help in increasing the income of farmers and making agriculture sustainable, so that they can become self-reliant.

Agri-tourism: Agriculture has long been nurturing billions and sustaining diverse cultures across the country. In recent years, however, a novel intersection between farming and tourism, agri-tourism, has emerged, presenting unique opportunities to blend ecological stewardship, economic prosperity, and scientific innovation. Far more than a leisurely rural excursion, agri-tourism in India is becoming a powerful platform […]

National Beekeeping and Honey Mission (NBHM) was started under the Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare, Government of India. The objective of this mission is not only to promote honey production, but also to increase agricultural productivity, maintain environmental balance and create new employment opportunities in rural areas. Many schemes are run by the government […]

The main objective of the ‘Namo Drone Didi Scheme’ launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi is to empower the women of the country through drone technology. Under this scheme, women of Self Help Groups (SHGs) are given training in drone operation, so that they can spray nano urea, nano DAP and pesticides on crops for […]

Backyard Poultry Farming: Jerome Soreng improved his farming by adopting Backyard Poultry Farming and achieved success with Integrated Farming System. Jerome Soreng, who is a retired professor, has a total of 5 acres of land, out of which 2 acres is unirrigated. To improve his farming, he left the traditional methods of agriculture and adopted […]

Mushroom Cultivation with Banana: Farmers can earn additional income by cultivating mushrooms with bananas and make better use of banana waste. Banana cultivation can prove to be a very profitable business for the farmers of India. It is not only a source of good income, but also an important crop for the agricultural system. Today […]

Intercropping with Sugarcane: Progressive farmer Raj Bahadur is earning additional income by intercropping with sugarcane and making his agriculture profitable. Sugarcane is a crop that takes a lot of time to grow and costs a lot, due to which small farmers often have to face financial crisis. In such a situation, if farmers adopt scientific […]

National Edible Oil Mission: Rukbo does business of palm oil with Patanjali company which provides him payment on time. Along with the cultivation of oil palm, Rukbo also does integrated farming. In which he does fish farming as well as goat farming, pig farming. He has also kept cows in his farm. He also gets […]

Clean milk production is directly related to the health of consumers. Bad and polluted milk can cause many diseases. These diseases include typhoid, food poisoning, TB, brucellosis, among others. Apart from this, clean milk production also increases the quality and export power of dairy products. Dairy production is the second largest business in India after […]

Vegetables Nursery: Nurseries have a special role in vegetable production because most of the vegetable seeds are not sown directly in the field, but first a nursery is prepared and then the saplings are planted in the field. The healthier the plant of the vegetable nursery, the better it is prepared, the better the production […]

In Jhabua district, tribal farmers are getting good seeds due to the initiative of seed committees (Seed Society Helps Tribal Farmers), which is improving agricultural production and lifestyle. Seed Society Helps Tribal Farmers Seed committees help tribal farmersIn Jhabua district of Madhya Pradesh, the process of increase in agricultural production and crop diversification has strengthened […]

  Mental Health farmers: Farming, revered as the backbone of India, is increasingly becoming a profession marked by immense stress and psychological strain. Despite their pivotal role in the nation’s economy, Indian farmers grapple with uncertainties like unpredictable weather patterns, rising debts, fluctuating market prices, and increasing input costs. Such challenges significantly impact their mental […]

Renting agricultural drones is a cost-effective way for farmers to boost efficiency without high investment. Drones help with precision spraying, pest detection, and crop monitoring. Leher offers advanced drones with flexible rental plans, training, and support. Make a smart choice—rent from Leher today!

Mind-Controlled Machinery: Imagine a world where a farmer in Punjab or Maharashtra could operate a tractor, control irrigation systems, or deploy drones with just their thoughts. No physical effort, no long hours under the scorching sun—just a simple neural command to get the job done. It may sound like science fiction, but advancements in neurotechnology […]

Backyard poultry farming is a great way for women farmers to improve their income, nutrition and quality of life, as Eliza D’Souza’s success shows. Backyard poultry farming has not only become an important source of income for women farmers these days, but it is also improving their nutritional security and quality of life. Eliza D’Souza’s […]

Green Fodder Cultivation has helped dairy farmers in Karnataka overcome fodder shortages and high costs, while improving their income and cattle health. Dairy farmers in the coastal region of Karnataka face a severe shortage of green fodder. This problem is becoming bigger day by day for these farmers, as they mainly depend on purchasing paddy […]

Renu Agarwal of Lucknow fulfilled her hobby through Terrace Gardening, where hundreds of plants on her roof are promoting environment and healthy lifestyle. If you have the desire to do something, then nothing is impossible, the path is created on its own. Renu Agarwal of Lucknow was fond of gardening since childhood, but her hobby […]

Ram Gopal Singh Chandel has made his farming progressive by adopting natural farming and new technology in farming, which is a source of inspiration for other farmers. Ram Gopal Singh Chandel is a farmer in Barsawan village of Unchahar block of Raebareli district of Uttar Pradesh, who has not only brought changes in the traditional […]

Dairy farming business has grown tremendously in the last few years. The dairy farming helps thousands of cattle farmers in dairy management in a modern way. Dairy farming has created a lot of jobs due to dairy management. But many dairy farms still manage dairy farms in most villages and supply milk to big companies, […]

India ranks second in the world in terms of production of fruits and vegetables. According to the database of the National Horticulture Board, after China, the highest production of fruits and vegetables in the world takes place in our country. The important thing is that even though India is progressing, a third of 500 billion […]

Tribal farmers in Odisha have got an opportunity to improve agriculture and increase their income through post-harvest management of mango. Kashipur is a tribal block located in Rayagada district of Odisha, where Central Horticultural Experiment Station (ICAR-IIHR), Bhubaneswar initiated Tribal Sub-Plan (TSP) project. Under this project, more than 450 tribal farmer families from 21 villages […]

Krishi Nivesh Portal: The Krishi Investment Portal is a revolutionary initiative that helps farmers and other stakeholders associated with the agriculture sector to take advantage of various schemes of the Central and State Government. This portal not only provides financial assistance, but also helps farmers in technical information, training and skill development. The Government of […]

Dr. Meera D. Ansal tells that Guru Angad Dev Veterinary and Animal Science College Ludhiana (Punjab) organizes animal fairs twice a year to help farmers, where demonstration units are also set up and farmers are told about the technology related to fisheries. She says that the purpose of the university is to tell farmers how […]

The e-Tractor (CSIR PRIMA ET11) and e-Power Tiller were developed by a dedicated team at CSIR-Central Mechanical Engineering Research Institute (CMERI), Durgapur, West Bengal. The team was led by Prof. (Dr.) Harish Hirani, Director, CSIR-CMERI. Indian agriculture is now undergoing a change. Rising diesel prices, environmental concerns and the need for durable machines have prompted […]

Reaper Binder Machine: BCS India Private Limited Company manufactures many agricultural equipment. One of the major products is Reaper Binder Machine. Giving information about the machine, a representative associated with the company said that Reaper Binder cuts crops like wheat, barley, paddy and makes bundles of it. Modern equipment has made farming work easier for […]

In the year 2004, Dilip Kumar Singh came in contact with Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Rohtas, Bikramganj. The agricultural scientists here taught him the techniques of scientific production of many vegetables like tomato, ladyfinger, cauliflower, brinjal, potato, onion, chilli, gourd, bitter gourd and capsicum. This increased his production and income significantly. Agriculture (Vegetable Entrepreneur) is not […]

Virtual Reality: Agriculture is the backbone of India, employing nearly 60% of the population. However, Indian farmers often face challenges like unpredictable weather, lack of proper training, and resource constraints. With rapid advancements in technology, Virtual Reality (VR) is emerging as a revolutionary tool to train farmers in an interactive and risk-free environment.   Imagine […]

Dr. R.S. Paroda explained in detail the myths related to hybrid technology and its need. Dr. Paroda is an agricultural scientist as well as the founder president of Taas. He has also been the director of the Indian Council of Agricultural Research. In a conversation with Kisan of India, he gave detailed information about hybrid […]

Mohammad Ayub Ali’s Azolla cultivation (Azolla Cultivation) brought him profit and inspired other farmers. It is an excellent alternative to organic manure and animal fodder. The availability of cow dung is decreasing day by day. In such a situation, the initiative to promote organic farming may get a setback, because cow dung manure is very […]

In Odisha’s Birjaberna village, Integrated Water Resources Management increased the agricultural productivity of farmers by teaching them better methods of water conservation and irrigation. There is a tribal village named Birjaberna in Sundargarh district of Odisha, where 1400 mm of rain falls every year, and there is also an irrigation project named Ghurlijor, yet the […]

Makhana Farming: The Government of India is constantly trying to improve the Makhana agriculture sector and strengthen the position of farmers. To fulfill its objectives, Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan recently met Makhana farmers in Darbhanga, Bihar. During this tour, Shivraj Singh Chauhan met the Makhana farmers and understood their problems at the ground […]

Vermicompost Business: When you move forward with full hard work to achieve your goal, no one can stop you from being successful. Such is the story of Sana Khan of Meerut. Who set up a business of Vermicompost after doing B.Tech and seeing her success, Prime Minister Narendra Modi mentioned her in his Mann ki […]

Backyard pig farming not only provides economic security for them, but it also provides immediate cash facility in times of economic crisis. However, due to pig farming in traditional ways, farmers had to face financial loss. These local pigs were small in size and their growth rate was also low. Marnagar and Sarikhusi, located in […]

Climate-Adaptive Crops: Indian agriculture is highly vulnerable to climate change, with erratic monsoons, rising temperatures, and increasing frequency of droughts and floods severely impacting crop yields. Over 50% of India’s population depends on agriculture, and unpredictable weather conditions pose a significant risk to farmers’ livelihoods. Traditional farming methods are struggling to keep up with these […]

Tribal Farmers in India: Agriculture is the backbone of livelihood for India’s tribal communities, with a significant portion of the tribal population engaged in farming and allied activities. Tribal farmers often practice traditional and subsistence agriculture, relying on forest resources, shifting cultivation, and small-scale farming for their sustenance.   For many tribal groups, agriculture is […]

Manure vs Fertilizers: Manure is an organic substance that is prepared from animal feces such as dung and urine, grass, rotten leaves. Manure contains nutrients, as well as nutrients like nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium. These nutrients also depend on the diet of the animal and their species. You can understand it in this way that […]

Gulkhaira Farming: Gulkhaira is called Hollyhock in English but its scientific name is Alcea rosea. They bloom on high spikes in summer. They complete their life span in two years. This flower is planted in spring and winter indoors. Gulkhaira or Hollyhock is grown in Europe including Asia, it is cultivated (Gulkhaira Farming). In today’s […]

Mushroom Spawn Production: Raymond completed a seven-day training on ‘Mushroom Spawn Production and Entrepreneurship Development’ under the Farmers First project. He learned the techniques of tissue culture, substrate development and spawn production. Along with this, he also gained practical knowledge of how to produce more at low cost. Have you ever thought that just one […]

Best agricultural practices carry with them some principles and rules. Which includes bringing together new technology for food production and transportation. It also tells people about health and environmental protection. Agricultural practices have been related to food products made through farming and forestry for hundreds of years. Many civilizations also developed by adopting them. Best […]

Kashi Sookshma Shakti – This is a powder formulation, specially prepared for cucurbitaceous crops like bitter gourd, pointed gourd and bottle gourd. It has been prepared according to the needs of the crops, which fulfills their nutritional deficiency. Vegetables… are nature’s precious gift to our lives. They are unmatched not only in taste but also […]

Lab grown foods are made using cellular agriculture, a cutting-edge technology where animal or plant cells are cultured in bioreactors under controlled conditions. This innovative process eliminates the need for traditional agricultural methods, and provides a sustainable, ethical and efficient way to produce food. Here is an in-depth look at how it works and what […]

CSIR’s E-Tractor: Indian agriculture is undergoing a transformative shift with the introduction of electric-powered farm machinery. The increasing cost of diesel, environmental concerns, and the need for sustainable mechanization have driven the demand for electric alternatives. The Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) has developed two groundbreaking innovations—the e-Tiller and the PRIMA ET11 e-Tractor—to […]

Sustainable Agriculture: Everyone knows that the main basis of agriculture in India is rainfall. It accounts for about 60 percent of the total sown area of ​​the country’s agriculture. At the same time, it is 40 percent of the total food production. Which is the key to the development of rain-based agriculture and meeting the […]

Balanced Diet For Livestock It is usually seen that animals are given grass, straw or dry fodder as food, but if they are dependent on this alone, then animals get many diseases and they also become victims of malnutrition. Just as humans need a complete diet (balanced diet for livestock), your livestock also needs it, […]

Livestock Management System: Livestock is a business of billions of dollars in today’s time. Livestock management, including India, accounts for a large part of GDP (Gross Domestic Product). The food supply of people is based on livestock products. Which includes meat, dairy products, are used by people. To manage livestock products (Livestock Management System), farmers […]

Mizoram’s woman farmer Lalchhuanwmi: A new story is being written in the soil of Hamarveng village in Kolasib district of Mizoram. The story of a progressive woman farmer, who with her hard work and foresight not only changed her fate but also became an inspiration for the farmers of the entire region. Meet F. Lalchhuanwmi, […]

Aquaponics Technology is a technology in which crops grow only in water. All types of crops are grown through water. This is one of the most sustainable ways of growing food. Along with water, fish also play a big role in the technology, which is also the basic foundation of Aquaponics Technology. Food is produced […]

Artificial Intelligence in agriculture is like a revolution. It has become a big topic all over the world. In today’s time, a lot of use of Artificial Intelligence is being seen in the agricultural sector in direct application. Artificial Intelligence is not only providing solutions but also enabling farmers to get more profit at lower […]

Tribal communities in India have been living a life dependent on nature for years. Their livelihood has mainly depended on forests, traditional farming and animal husbandry. But with changing times, the use of modern agricultural techniques has become necessary to improve their economic and social condition. Through new agricultural techniques, the standard of living of […]

Hybrid tomato cultivation: Agriculture is the main source of livelihood for tribal communities, but due to low income from traditional agriculture, they remain economically weak. Cultivation of hybrid tomatoes has provided new opportunities for tribal farmers, improving their economic condition. Under this initiative, 40 tribal farmers were linked to the cultivation of hybrid tomatoes and […]

Backyard Poultry Farming is providing livelihood and nutritional security to tribal families, as well as improving traditional poultry breeds.

Livelihood of tribal farmers: Inspired by Nim Tshering Lepcha’s ginger cultivation, farmers of Nandok-Naitam village are increasing their income through organic farming, which has changed their lives. Nim Tshering Lepcha, president of Lower Nandok, located in Nandok-Naitam village in East District of Sikkim, is an inspirational farmer. Initially, he was engaged in many activities like […]

Nadru Ki Kheti: Nadru cultivation in Kashmir is the main source of livelihood of farmers in winter, which is grown with hard work in icy water and tastes amazing. Have you ever eaten lotus cucumber vegetable? If not, then definitely taste it once. It is an important part of the food of the people of […]

Farmer Devi Lal Gurjar, resident of Puradevdungri, Dhaturia Kalani village of Jhalawar district of Rajasthan, is one of those farmers who are promoting natural farming. Devi himself has been doing natural farming since 2013. He fully adopted all the techniques of natural farming and this gave him good harvest as well as high profit. He […]

Poultry farming In Nagaland: Nagaland, one of the North-East states of India, is known for its rich cultural heritage and natural beauty. The tribal culture and traditional lifestyle here are an important part of the identity of this state. A total of 16 recognized tribes live in Nagaland. Whose lifestyle is dominated by non-vegetarian food. […]

Rani Durgavati FPO has now turned into a powerful mission, which is transforming villages and making farmers self-reliant. The government is giving them full support. With its help, small-scale industries are being encouraged as well as providing new employment opportunities in tribal areas. A quiet but effective revolution is taking shape on the green land […]

Mukhyamantri Mangla Pashu Bima Yojana is a revolutionary step for the livestock farmers of the state, which will provide them economic security and stability. Through this scheme, animal husbandry business will be promoted and the families associated with it will get a strong financial support. This initiative of the government will not only promote animal […]

Eco-Friendly Pest Control: Agriculture in India faces a persistent challenge: pests. These tiny but destructive creatures can significantly reduce crop yields and threaten food security. While chemical pesticides have been widely used, their long-term effects on soil health, water resources, and human health have raised concerns. As a result, farmers are turning towards eco-friendly pest […]

Artificial Photosynthesis: Agriculture and energy have always been closely linked—farmers need fuel to power irrigation, tractors, and storage facilities. But with rising fuel costs and increasing concerns over carbon emissions, the sector needs cleaner alternatives. Artificial photosynthesis (AP), which mimics how plants convert sunlight into energy, offers a potential breakthrough. If scaled successfully, this technology […]

Digital Marketplaces for Farmers: In today’s data-driven world, science and technology are merging with agriculture to create new opportunities for farmers. Digital marketplaces are not just online platforms but the result of cutting-edge advancements in data science, artificial intelligence (AI), blockchain, and agricultural sciences. These tools enable farmers to optimise their production, connect directly with […]

Future of Intelligent Farming: Imagine a world where the soil beneath your feet comes alive with intelligence—microchips embedded in the earth, silently monitoring its health, analyzing nutrients, and sending real-time updates to farmers. Picture sensors that know exactly when your crops need water or fertilizer, eliminating guesswork and waste. What if your soil could talk […]

Night Farming Simplified: Imagine walking into a field on a moonless night and being greeted by a gentle, otherworldly glow radiating from the crops themselves. This isn’t a scene from a science fiction movie—it’s the vision of glow-in-the-dark crops, genetically engineered to emit bioluminescent light. These crops could revolutionize agriculture, enabling farmers to work safely […]

Farming for a Greener Planet: As climate change continues to impact agriculture, adopting carbon-neutral farming techniques has become a necessity. Farmers can play a vital role in combating climate change by reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and increasing carbon sequestration. Carbon-neutral farming not only helps the planet but also boosts soil health, reduces input costs, […]

Mind-Controlled Machinery: In a world increasingly influenced by technology, the concept of mind-controlled machinery has leapt from the pages of science fiction to the cusp of reality. Imagine Indian farmers controlling tractors, drones, or irrigation systems with their thoughts, using wearable devices that translate brainwaves into actionable commands. This futuristic innovation has the potential to […]

Gurjeet Singh is earning lakhs from organic farming of gerbera. His hard work and inspiration to move in a new direction by moving away from traditional farming is proving beneficial for the farmers. The fragrance and beauty of flowers is also attracting farmers, because they can earn a lot from it. Gerbera farming is also […]

Do you know that shrimp shell, which is also called Shrimp Shell, which was considered useless till now, can become a means of earning crores and improving the environment? Longshore Technologies Private Limited has done this in Maharashtra. India’s first Shrimp Shell Biorefinery Plant has been established here, which presents a unique example of making […]

Pusa Riddhi Onion, a new variety that solves the problems of Indian farmers in onion cultivation. This new onion variety helps in better yield and income. Indian farmers are always looking for new technologies and better crops. Onion cultivation is a crop that is not only important in our diet but is also an important […]

Artificial Insemination in Pig Farming in Nagaland is revolutionising pig farming, increasing production by combining new technologies with traditional methods. Nagaland, called the state of festivals, is not only famous for its cultural heritage and picturesque scenery, but the people here also have their dependence on agriculture. About 70% of the population is engaged in […]

Ram Bihari: Pickle business is a profitable deal, which brings the taste of home to the market. Many small brands have started it on a small scale and made it big. Pickles have special importance in the food of us Indians. There is hardly any house in our country where pickles are not made. In […]

The new variety of Ragi VL Mandua 376 in Arunachal Pradesh is increasing the income of farmers. This variety gives more production in less time, which is giving a new direction to local agriculture. Ragi (Mandua) cultivation is of great importance in Tawang district of Arunachal Pradesh. Ragi cultivation in 1,260 hectares of land here […]

Oceans for Agriculture: Agriculture has always been tied to land, but with increasing challenges such as urbanization, land scarcity, and climate change, the traditional way of farming is no longer sufficient to meet the growing global demand for food. Enter floating farms—a futuristic concept that shifts farming from land to water, offering innovative solutions to […]

Traditional Farmers: As technology continues to disrupt traditional industries, agriculture is undergoing a revolutionary shift with the rise of lab-grown foods—also known as cultivated or cell-based foods. This innovation involves growing animal or plant-based food products in controlled lab environments, bypassing traditional farming methods. From lab-grown meat to synthetic milk, the future of food production […]

Self-Healing Plants: Agriculture in India often suffer unpredictable forces of nature—pest attacks, extreme weather, and soil degradation. These challenges are exacerbated by climate change, which has introduced greater variability in rainfall, heatwaves, and storms, often leaving farmers helpless and struggling to save their crops. What if crops could take matters into their own hands? Imagine […]

Forests That Talk to Farmers: Imagine walking through an orchard where the trees “talk” to you, telling you they’re thirsty, nutrient-deficient, or facing a pest attack. Picture forests where sensor-equipped trees send real-time data about their health, soil conditions, and surrounding biodiversity straight to your smartphone. This is not a futuristic fantasy but a growing […]

Deepa Loshali, owner of DBL Traditional Product Center, is processing the traditional products of Uttarakhand safely through food processing and selling them across the country. Uttarakhand is not only known for its beautiful valleys and pleasant weather, but its culture, food and crops are also very special. There are some crops which are found only […]

Ashutosh Thakur adopted the FPO model to promote the production of Makhana in Bihar, which has provided better market and profit opportunities to more than 700 farmers. Bihar is a leader in Makhana production, the Mithila region here is especially known for Makhana cultivation and Mithila Makhana is popular not only in the country but […]

Terrace Gardening: Grow fresh fruits and vegetables on the roof with Terrace Garden. Learn easy tips for successful gardening from the experience of Dr. Sandeep Kumar Malhotra. To connect with nature and keep their family healthy, many people who have land near the roof or house, are growing vegetables and fruits there themselves. Especially after […]

Farming: The scientific name of Chow Chow is Sechium edule. This vine plant originated in Mexico and Guatemala, but today it has made its mark in America, Europe, Africa, China and South-Asian countries. Chow Chow is cultivated on a large scale in the hilly areas of India, especially in the Sirumalai Hills of Tamil Nadu. […]

Managing Weeds Naturally: During the year 2019-20, the 2900 acre reservoir at Satpura Thermal Power Station was completely affected by Salvinia molesta. This infection posed a serious threat not only to the ecological balance of the reservoir but also to the economy there. Aquatic Weeds Salvinia molesta, commonly known as water fern, has become a […]

India’s success in Mariculture: Known for its large size, Giant Trevally fish is characterised by its silvery colour, small black spots and light vertical stripes on its body. In Mariculture, this species can grow up to 1.7 metres in length ICAR-CMFRI i.e. Indian Council of Agricultural Research and Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute have achieved […]

Dragon fruit cultivation is a step that can increase the income of farmers manifold. The most important thing is that the cost is incurred only once and the profit is received for years. Have you ever thought that dragon fruit, an exotic fruit grown in the soil of India, can not only increase the income […]

Amit Kumar Singh, a resident of Rahti village in Jaunpur district of Uttar Pradesh, has decided to enter the field of dairy farming. His aim is not only to provide quality dairy products but also to create a model that is inspiring for other farmers. Start of Dairy Farming Amit Kumar Singh has started constructing […]

Madanjeet Kumar Singh, a marginal farmer, who brought a revolution in the field of fish farming with his hard work and foresight. Despite having an MSc in Mathematics, he dreamed of fish farming in his fields instead of moving towards a traditional job. 12 years ago, he started this journey with his own money. Later, […]

Black rice, also known as “Black Rice”, is not just a grain, but a boon full of medicinal properties. The antioxidants present in it give the body the strength to fight diseases. Multivitamins, calcium, iron, magnesium and zinc make it even more special. It is a panacea for diseases like diabetes, because the amount of […]

In the year 2019, Ramesh Gera ji saw a dream which was considered impossible to fulfil. He decided that he would grow saffron i.e. ‘saffron’ (Saffron Farming) on ​​the land of Noida, Uttar Pradesh, that too without any farm. Yes, he created an environment like Kashmir by using aeroponics technology in a refrigerator and a […]

Bimla Devi has focused especially on millet grains. She says that millet grains like bajra, jowar, ragi and kutki are not only beneficial for health, but also maintain the quality of the soil. The nutrients hidden in these grains are a boon for today’s changing lifestyle. We are going to talk about the story of […]

Kan Singh Nirvana’s hard work and contribution has been appreciated on many big platforms. He was honored with the Best Award for Natural Farming of Rajasthan, in which the Chief Minister and Union Ministers gave him a cash prize of Rs 1 lakh. His model has been praised not only in the country but also […]

Balubhai Patel, a resident of Nagal village in Bharuch district of Gujarat, has gained more than two decades of experience in the field of farming and fish farming. Balubhai not only adopted fish farming as an additional activity along with farming but also made it an important source of his income. His hard work and […]

Inderpal Yadav of Masit village in Khairthal-Tijara district of Rajasthan has innovated in farming through new technology, which not only brought his family out of financial crisis, but he also showed the path of better crop production to thousands of farmers. His hard work, innovation and entrepreneurship have earned him recognition as a progressive farmer. […]

Manish Kumawat, who hails from Danta village in Sikar district of Rajasthan, has brought a new revolution in the field of agriculture with his hard work, science and innovation. Manish not only understood the problems of the farmers, but also founded his seed company called Innovative Farmers India Private Limited (IFIPL) to find a permanent […]

Ruby Pareek, a resident of Lalsot village in Dausa district of Rajasthan, is an inspiration in the field of organic farming. She has not only converted her farm towards organic and natural farming, but has also inspired thousands of women to become self-reliant in this field. Her journey from chemical farming to organic farming is […]

Surendra Ram, a resident of Deepnagar village in Nalanda district of Bihar, is making a remarkable contribution towards environmental protection and health benefits through organic and natural farming. His aim behind adopting organic farming instead of traditional farming is not only economic benefits but also to fulfill his responsibility towards society and nature. Step towards […]

Suman Patel and her family, residents of Dhaturia village in Dewas district of Madhya Pradesh, are writing an inspirational story through organic farming. This family, which has been involved in traditional farming for years, moved towards organic and natural farming four years ago. Suman Patel believes that farming is not only a means of livelihood, […]

Ravi Sharma, a resident of Banjani village in Solan district of Himachal Pradesh, along with his brother Akshay Sharma, has touched new heights in organic farming. Once working in the field of electronic media and teaching, this duo has now become an example in the field of natural farming. By farming in a different way […]

Anita Devi started using agricultural drones, and the fate of her fields changed. This drone sprays fertilizer directly on the plants, which saves time and effort. Along with this, the soil can also be saved from unnecessary chemicals. Due to this technology, the quality of the crop improves and production has increased. Have you ever […]

Sarveshwar Narayan Singh: Meet a farmer from Jakhini village in Varanasi district of Uttar Pradesh, who is working beyond traditional farming in Water Conservation and Fisheries. He not only changed the life of his family through fisheries but also provided employment to the families around him. We are talking about Sarveshwar Narayan Singh, who is […]

Shobha Ram has changed the definition of crop production by using new technologies in agriculture. He adopted the multi-cropping system, due to which many crops are being grown in the same field. His farming includes crops of banana, tomato, cauliflower, cabbage, cucumber, brinjal, sugarcane and green chilli along with paddy. Shobha Ram, an inspirational farmer […]

Arinder Singh adopted the path of natural farming in 2016. By combining new thinking and old methods in sugarcane farming, he not only made farming

An inspiring story has reached us from Nari, a small village in Chhattisgarh’s Dhamtari district. This is the story of Parmeshwar Sonkar, who is working hard on his one and a half acres of land and earning his livelihood through organic farming. Organic and natural farming Parmeshwar Sonkar is not only moving ahead in farming […]

Pradeep Kumar, who cultivates on 1-5 acres of land, is not only touching new heights in organic paddy and mango farming, but is also setting an example for the society. The biggest feature of his farming is that it is completely organic. This means, growing crops only through natural methods, without the use of any […]

Crop protection from cold: Agriculture is the main basis of the Indian economy, and a large population of the country depends on farming. However, farming is constantly facing new challenges due to natural disasters and changing climate. One of these is the major problem, which emerges as a major crisis for farmers during the winter […]

Frost hit on crops: Frost is an atmospheric phenomenon that can cause heavy damage to crops. The frost is formed when the temperature drops at 0°C or below at night, and the moisture present in the atmosphere turns into the form of snow and freezes on the surface of the crops. This occurs especially in […]

Uday Bhanu Singh, a resident of Daulatia village in Varanasi district of Uttar Pradesh, has created a new identity in the field of organic and natural farming. For the last four years, he has been successfully producing vegetables, grains, oilseeds and pulses through hybrid seeds. His hard work and innovative thinking have not only brought […]

He started farming using his family land. This decision was not easy for him, as moving from corporate life to the field of farming was a big challenge. But he had determination, and he made it his strength.

Alok Kumar Verma: A resident of Purkhe Pur village in Ayodhya district of Uttar Pradesh, Alok Kumar Verma has not only made organic farming a part of his life but has also taken it to new heights. The young and energetic Alok aims to not only increase his income through organic farming but also inspire […]

Shaheem Ahmed, a resident of Nandrauli village in Ayodhya district of Uttar Pradesh, has made organic farming an integral part of his life. The aim of his farming is not only to strengthen his financial condition but also to inspire the surrounding farmers towards organic farming. With his hard work and dedication, he has proved […]

Shobha Ram, a resident of Purwa Mangalsi village of Purwa Ramdin in Ayodhya district of Uttar Pradesh, has created a model of multi-cropping with innovation and hard work in the agricultural sector, which has become a source of inspiration for farmers. He has developed a model by combining new techniques and ancient methods in agriculture, […]

Dinesh Joshi, a resident of Dadwal village in Rajsamand district of Rajasthan, has not only improved his farming through protected cultivation, but has also become an inspiration for the farmers around him. Dinesh, who was once working in Mumbai metropolis, returned to his roots and not only made agriculture a means of his livelihood, but […]

Agriculture Drone: Anita Devi of Gupalpur (Tikri Khurd) village in Varanasi district of Uttar Pradesh has started a new chapter in farming with the help of agriculture drones. She adopted drone technology under the Pradhan Mantri Namo Drone Didi Yojana and successfully implemented it in her fields. This new technology has not only made her […]

Sarveshwar Narayan Singh of Jakhini village in Varanasi district of Uttar Pradesh has made water conservation and fisheries the aim of his life. Floods and water crisis problems are common in his village located in the Terai region of Ganga, but Sarveshwar Singh turned these challenges into opportunities. He is not only doing fish farming […]

Natural Cow-based Farming: Born in Katrathal village of Sikar district of Rajasthan, Kan Singh Nirvana is a farmer who has brought a revolution in the field of natural cow-based farming. Born on 20 August 1967, Kan Singh has not only made his farming self-sufficient, but has also inspired thousands of farmers towards natural farming by […]

Manish follows the principles of natural farming in his fields. He uses cow dung manure, vermicompost and organic pesticides instead of chemical fertilizers and pesticides. This maintains the fertility of the soil and reduces the negative impact on the environment.

Arvind Kumar, a resident of Majhaur village in Sitamarhi district of Bihar, is a progressive farmer who has taken his farming to a new height by using new techniques in agriculture despite less land and limited resources. Born on 5 March 1982, Arvind has made farming economically profitable by using advanced techniques and methods in […]

Raj Kumar Rathore, who lives in Rupetha village in Chandauli district of Uttar Pradesh, is a progressive farmer who has not only increased the quality of his crops through organic farming and natural farming on his 1-5 acres of land, but has also set an example for the local farmers. Born on 14 April 1961, […]

Sarvesh Kumar, a resident of Adhawal Khurd village in Sitapur district of Uttar Pradesh, has set a great example of innovation and technological development in agriculture at a young age. Born on 21 December 2001, Sarvesh has given a new direction to his farming through modern agricultural techniques despite limited resources. He has not only […]

Gayaprasad Khor, a resident of Damodharpura village in Harda district of Madhya Pradesh, is an inspirational name for innovation in new agricultural techniques and modern farming. Born on 5 February 1968, Gayaprasad has given a new direction to farming through his 35 years of experience and dedication. He has been successful in reducing the cost […]

Amit Soni, a resident of Jodhpur district of Rajasthan, is known for his unique innovations in the field of food processing. Born on 10 October 1984, Amit has given a modern twist to traditional farming and food production. The millet-based products developed by him are not only healthy but have also given a new identity […]

Nitish Yadav, a resident of Gordhanpura village in Kotputli-Behror district of Rajasthan, has set a unique example in the field of traditional farming. Born on 22 May 1991, Nitish started his career in organic farming after completing his MBA. He took organic farming to a new dimension using his experience and modern education. Start of […]

Santosh Kumar Singh, a resident of Tarem village in Ambedkar Nagar district of Uttar Pradesh, is bringing a new revolution in agriculture through organic and natural farming. Born on 4 November 1972, Santosh has made farming not only economically beneficial with his hard work and dedication, but has also made it inspirational for the society. […]

Lakshya Dabas from Delhi is a prominent name in the field of organic farming. Born on 12th April 1994, Lakshya has not only taken Delhi’s organic farming sector to new heights but has also given it a global identity. His “Organic Acre” YouTube channel, with over 7 lakh subscribers, is the world’s largest organic farming […]

Patnayakuni Geeta Ramakrishna of Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh has adopted pearl farming along with organic farming and natural farming to bring a new revolution in the Indian agriculture sector. Born on 20 August 1962, Ramakrishna started pearl farming with the aim of making farming environmentally friendly and profitable. His hard work and innovation have established him […]

Empowering Indian Agriculture: India’s agricultural system, which has its roots thousands of years old, is today touching new heights with modern technology and scientific approach. The schemes launched by the government are not just providing financial assistance to farmers but also making agriculture more efficient and profitable by giving them science-based solutions. From IoT technology […]

Warehouses: India’s agriculture sector is greatly affected by weather and environment. Farmers grow grains, fruits, vegetables and other crops, but keeping them safe for a long time is a big challenge. The solution to this problem is – temperature and humidity controlled warehouses. Temperature and humidity controlled warehouses are a boon for farmers. These can […]

Manjit Singh Saluja, a resident of Rajnandgaon district of Chhattisgarh, is known for his use and innovation of new technologies in the field of Indian agriculture. Born on 8 September 1965, Manjit Singh has given a new direction to the field of agriculture by combining his traditional farming experience with modern technology. He is the […]

Jitendra Kumar Bhargava, a resident of Bankhedi village in Hoshangabad district of Madhya Pradesh, has made a significant contribution in the field of natural and organic farming. Born on 13 June 1974, Jitendra has set a new example by adopting environmentally friendly organic farming along with traditional farming. His farming model is not only beneficial […]

Ramlal Lahare, a resident of Rajpur village in Balrampur district of Chhattisgarh, has created a new identity in the field of agriculture through his hard work and innovation. Born on 5 June 1995, Ramlal has started a unique agri startup based on the rare and hot species of Jaiya chilli along with farming. His initiative […]

Vidyarthi Kumar Prasad, a resident of Khawaspur village in Siwan district of Bihar, has entered the field of food processing by starting with small-scale farming. Born on May 20, 1985, Vidyarthi has made a new beginning in food processing with his limited resources and hard work. Even though the size of his land is less […]

Uttam Kumar, a resident of Kisanpur Amkhoriya village in Bhagalpur district of Bihar, had a dream in 2019, which created a new direction for the farmers of Bihar. Born on 10 December 1997, Uttam Kumar founded an agricultural startup called “AU Biotech” with his thinking and hard work, which promotes organic farming and technological innovation. […]

Vikash Verma, a resident of Salemgarh village in Hisar district of Haryana, has created a unique identity in mushroom farming. Born on 12 February 1996, Vikash Verma adopted mushroom farming away from traditional farming and took it to new heights. His success and his contribution to mushroom production earned him titles like “Haryana’s Mushroom King” […]

Achala Ram Jat, a resident of Mohangarh village in Jaisalmer district of Rajasthan, is not only a farmer but also an example in organic farming, water conservation and conservation of Khejri trees. Born on 11 May 1970, Achala Ram has dedicated his life towards organic farming and environmental conservation. Through his innovative efforts, he has […]

Ashok Kumawat, a resident of Samokhi village in Beawar district of Rajasthan, has set a new example in the field of agriculture. Born on July 16, 1997, Ashok moved beyond traditional farming to start his own startup in the field of food processing. He processed traditional Indian products like amla and millet to create value-added […]

Aneesh Ali, a resident of Jaudaura village in Sitapur district of Uttar Pradesh, is known for his use and innovation of new technologies in agriculture. Born on 10 December 1995, Aneesh has given a new direction to traditional farming by equipping it with new techniques and equipment. The main focus of his farming is the […]

Shiv Kumar achieved success in the agricultural sector by using new technology in farming. With his hard work and modern methods, he turned farming into a business and earned great profits.

Farmer Ajay Kumar Yadav started a new business with button mushroom cultivation and is motivating young farmers for this farming, which is giving huge profits.

By cultivating bananas in Malipur village of Hajipur, farmer Bambam Rai has made the sweetness of China banana famous and discussed the challenges related to farming.

Under the agriculture startup, Goodlife Company is making special machines for the bakery business, which provide fast production and self-employment opportunities at low cost.

Plants are not only grown in soil, but you can also do farming without soil on the roof, balcony or any corner of the room of your house, you can do this with the help of hydroponic technology.

Due to the slope in the hilly areas, water does not stay in the fields in heavy rain and in the fast flow of water, along with the top layer of the soil, nutrients also get washed away, due to which farming is not possible, this problem can be dealt with by contour farming.

Kamlesh Choubey abandoned traditional methods by adopting organic farming and created a new dimension in agriculture with colorful crops, which became a source of inspiration for farmers.

Here we will learn about the varieties of mustard seeds available in the market and also understand what things should be kept in mind while choosing the right variety.

Pawan Kumar, a resident of Hasanpur village in the South-West area of ​​Delhi, is an inspirational farmer who left traditional farming

Sumit Dagar, a resident of Malikpur village in South West district of Delhi, is a farmer who left traditional farming and adopted organic farming and natural

Sadhana Tiwari, a resident of Madhavgarh village in Satna district of Madhya Pradesh, is a progressive woman farmer who not only made herself successful by adopting organic and

Mansingh Gurjar, a resident of Gardha village in Hoshangabad district of Madhya Pradesh, is not only a successful farmer but has also made a unique identity in the field of indigenous seed conservation and organic farming. Born on 10 May 1976, Mansingh has been doing organic and natural farming on his 17 acres of land […]

Ashish of Chittorgarh told that he started the nursery in 2014. In this nursery, work is done on improved varieties of guava. Guava is the most sold fruit in the current situation. Guava can be cultivated in any area. Know about the important things related to guava cultivation.

Zaid crop requires 6 to 7 hours of sunlight. To get the production of vegetables in Zaid crop, farmers should use loam soil (loamy soil). Know detailed information about Zaid crops from agriculture expert Dr. Vishuddhanand.

400 to 450 plants can be planted in one acre in agarwood tree cultivation. The plant should be planted at a distance of 12 feet width and 10 feet length. The price of agarwood plant is 200 rupees.

Storage of agricultural products has become a serious problem in India. A huge amount of grain is wasted every year due to the lack

Multi-purpose Bed Maker Machine helps in saving the time of farmers as well as increasing their income.

Gaurav cultivates saffron using Aeroponic Technique. In this technique, saffron is grown in a closed room. An attempt is made to create the environment of Kashmir in a closed room. This technique is soilless. Saffron cultivation is becoming increasingly popular in India. Now many farmers in the country are cultivating saffron in closed rooms using […]

Mung Ki Kheti | Moong dal has been sown in many parts of the country. Moong dal is the main crop among pulse crops. Moong is sown in the Zaid season. Many types of questions arise in the minds of farmers regarding the cultivation of moong dal. Which variety of moong is good? How to […]

Shri Satyawan Saharawat, a progressive farmer of “SS Nursery Farm” located in village Dariyapur Kalan, North Delhi, is known for his innovative techniques and unique efforts in the field of Indian agriculture. Born on July 01, 1969, Shri Satyawan joined farming with his father right after schooling. After completing schooling, he entered farming with his […]

Talking about the cost and profit in dragon fruit farming, farmers get the first production of three to four lakh rupees. 4 to 5 tonnes of production is obtained from one acre.

Live Fish Packing Technique is the process of packing and transporting fish while keeping them alive, so that they can remain fresh for a long time.

Ashish of Chittorgarh told that he started the nursery in 2014. In this nursery, work is done on improved varieties of guava. Guava is the most sold fruit in the current situation. Guava can be cultivated in any area. Know about the important things related to guava cultivation.

Fish farming is a technique in the agricultural sector, which is now rapidly becoming popular in India. Farmers working in this field are not only enriching their farms with their hard work, experience and new thinking, but are also setting an example for other farmers. There are two such farmers, who are sharing their experiences […]

Inspiring journey of a farmer: “Nowadays farming is done as a compulsion, when people do not have other options, they do farming. But I have chosen farming out of my own will and choice.” With this thinking, twenty-first century farmer Shyam Sundar Sharma has become an inspiring example of organic farming today. His story is […]

Ram Murti Mishra, an experienced and respected farmer from Basti district of Uttar Pradesh, is known for adopting several innovations in the field of organic farming and educating farmers about better agricultural practices. He has not only increased the productivity of his farms through organic farming but has also provided guidance to farmers around him […]

Karan Singh says that any person can start a business of making decorative items from cow dung with two thousand to three thousand rupees. The cost is less because the farmer lives in the village and cow dung is also easily available.

Integrated farming system is considered most suitable for those places where there is a single crop, lack of irrigation and low rainfall area. With this method, you can earn profit by combining agriculture with livestock. Poultry and fish farming can be kept at the same place so that employment can be generated throughout the year.

Ganesh Dutt, a resident of Sirmaur district of Himachal Pradesh, is cultivating garlic. Ganesh has been cultivating garlic for the last 10 years. The expenditure comes around 25 thousand. In garlic cultivation, a profit of 2 lakh rupees is obtained in two bighas. Along with this, he is cultivating vegetables, fruits and wheat.

Farmers should use seeds of advanced varieties to prevent diseases in wheat crop. Many other such Rabi crops need to be managed. Know what are those standard.

Crops can be saved from insects and infections from insects and diseases inserts, as well as infections of plant protection, inserts and diseases consolidated in gram cultivation.

Kailash Chaudhary achieved success in amla cultivation by adopting new technology and organic farming in agriculture. Their hard work and experience have brought new direction to the farmers.

In India, where agriculture supports nearly half of the population, balancing productivity with sustainability is a constant challenge. Agroforestry—a system integrating trees, crops, and livestock—has emerged as a solution that aligns scientific innovation with traditional farming wisdom.

Rawalchand Pancharia, a resident of Nausar village in Jodhpur district of Rajasthan, has created a unique identity in the field of organic farming with his hard

Shiv Kumar Maurya, a resident of Raipur village in Gonda district of Uttar Pradesh, is a farmer who has moved beyond traditional farming to touch new

Rajesh Saini, a resident of Mukairian village in Hoshiarpur district of Punjab, has set a new example by successfully using modern techniques along with traditional farming in his 6-10 acre farms. He not only increased the productivity of his fields but also contributed significantly to environmental protection. His story is an inspiration for farmers who […]

Achal Kumar Mishra, a resident of Bhira village in Kheri district of Uttar Pradesh, has established new dimensions in sugarcane production with his hard work and scientific approach. Born in 1982, Achal started with traditional farming and today has been honored at the national and state level for his innovative techniques and advanced farming methods. […]

Anita Devi of Bihar innovated agriculture with mushroom farming, took an important step towards improving the financial condition of her family with more profit at low cost.

Dhirendra Kumar innovated agriculture by adopting Makhana cultivation in the flood-affected area and became a source of inspiration for the local farmers.

Unnikrishnan Vadakkumchery, who lives in Kaiparambu village in Thrissur district of Kerala, has given a new identity to agriculture with new techniques and eco-friendly practices. Born in 1965, Unnikrishnan started precision farming through new techniques since 2011. His hard work and innovation made him a successful farmer, who is today decorated with many awards and […]

Anand Mani Bhatt, who lives in the small village of Lachauna in Bhimtal in Nainital district of Uttarakhand, has given a new direction to natural and organic farming. Born in 1981, Anand Mani started farming in 2013 and today he has become a source of inspiration for the farmers of his area. The organic farming […]

Innovation of protected farming: Khema Ram Chaudhary, a farmer of Gudha Kumawatan village in Jaipur rural area of ​​Rajasthan, has achieved unique success in protected farming. Born in 1973, Khema Ram not only made farming profitable with his experience and determination, but also played an important role in spreading new technologies in the area and […]

Born and brought up in Ramgarh village of Jaisalmer district of Rajasthan, Chatar Singh Jam has proved that farming can be made successful even in the absence of natural resources with the help of unique efforts and traditional knowledge. He has given a new identity to agriculture through natural farming (Khadin farming) in one of […]

Emerging as an inspiration in the field of organic farming, Ruby Pareek, a resident of Lalsot village in Dausa district, with her hard work and determination not only made her land fertile but also inspired thousands of women to take up organic farming. Her journey tells the story of struggle, innovation and social change. Start […]

Salikram Verma, a resident of Sitapur district of Uttar Pradesh, has created a new identity in the field of organic farming. His journey is not just that of a farmer, but of an innovator who not only made his field fertile, but also inspired other farmers through his innovations. Salikram believes that organic farming is […]

Agroforestry Models in India: India’s diverse agro-climatic zones offer a unique opportunity to implement agroforestry models that combine agriculture with forestry to enhance farm productivity, conserve natural resources, and provide sustainable livelihoods. From the fertile plains of Uttar Pradesh to the arid landscapes of Rajasthan and the hilly terrains of the North-East, agroforestry has emerged […]

Agroforestry, the practice of integrating trees and shrubs with crops and livestock systems, is gaining traction among Indian farmers.

Kailash Chandra Sharma, a resident of Bijaynagar village in Ajmer district of Rajasthan, has created a new identity in the field of organic farming.

Mukesh Dhakad, a resident of Alinagar village in Vidisha district of Madhya Pradesh, is an inspirational farmer who is working towards improving his income and environment through organic farming and fisheries. Owning 16-20 acres of land, Mukesh is trying to change the traditional concepts of farming by adopting modern methods and organic farming methods. He […]

Salikram was born on 26 September 2000 in an ordinary farmer family. His family had limited land and income from traditional farming was also less. From childhood, he learned the basic aspects of farming while working in the fields.

79-year-old Raghupat Singh, who lives in Samthal, a small village in Moradabad district of Uttar Pradesh, is an inspiration for Indian agriculture. As a farmer, he has been conserving and improving seeds for more than 50 years. His tireless efforts have won him several national and state level awards. Seed Conservation and Development of New […]

Jitendra Daharwal, a resident of Siwan Kanhar village in Seoni district of Madhya Pradesh, has established a successful.

Chetan Kanjibhai Mendapara, a resident of Jashapur Gir village in Gir Somnath district of Gujarat, has not only established himself through his agri startup but is also making a mark for Indian agricultural products in the global market. Born on 2 November 1998, Chetan became the director of ‘Hortica Foods LLP’ after completing MSc. Horticulture. […]

Vikas Kumar, a resident of Devband village in Saharanpur district of Uttar Pradesh, has made a distinct identity for himself in the field of food processing. Born on 15 December 1972, Vikas not only made agriculture and food processing a part of his business, but also adopted it as a social responsibility. His story is […]

Gurpreet Singh Shergill, a resident of Majhal Khurd village in Patiala district of Punjab, is a reputed name in the field of innovation and food processing in Indian agriculture. Born in 1971, Gurpreet started his career in horticulture in 1996. Today, he is not only a successful farmer but has also created a new identity […]

Hemant Dhakar belongs to Khachrod village of Ujjain district of Madhya Pradesh. Born in 1996, Hemant has adopted modern and protected farming, breaking away from traditional farming.

India, an agrarian economy, produces over 500 million tons of agricultural waste annually. Unfortunately, much of this valuable resource remains untapped,

Vishal Kumawat, a farmer from Ujjain district of Madhya Pradesh, aims to double his income by using new technologies in farming. His efforts to produce more at less cost make him a role model for other farmers. He has started experiments of modern farming on the limited land of his village, which has not only […]

Surendra started his dairy farming journey with two Gir breed cows. In the initial days, there were problems like lack of water, unavailability of improved breeds, and low productivity of cows. Surendra faced these challenges with his limited resources.

The Indian government has launched several initiatives aimed at empowering women farmers by integrating technology and innovation into agriculture. These programs address the challenges faced by women and promote their active participation in the agricultural sector.

Jitendra Kumar Singh, a resident of Namidih, Ghatro village in Vaishali district of Bihar, has created a new identity in organic farming by innovating and using modern techniques. Born on 25 October 1960, Jitendra is not only a successful farmer but also an inspirational leader who has inspired other farmers towards advanced agricultural techniques. Start […]

Rajaram adopted the concept of protected cultivation, in which techniques like greenhouse and polyhouse are used. Through this, flower cultivation is protected from adverse weather and pests. This improved the quality of his produce and flowers got high prices in the market.

Nagendra Pratap Singh, who hails from a small village Faridpur in Etah district of Uttar Pradesh, has made his unique identity in the field of organic farming.

Narpinder Singh Dhillon from Moga district of Punjab has made a name for himself in the field of agriculture. Through his innovative thinking

Genabhai Darghabhai Patel, a differently abled farmer from Government Golia village in Banaskantha district of Gujarat, not only made his mark in the field of farming with his dedication and hard work but also became an inspiration for thousands of farmers in the region. The efforts Genabhai made to promote horticulture in his district are […]

Resident of Padre, a small village in Kasargod district, Gopala Krishna Sharma, a progressive farmer and agricultural innovator, is revolutionizing Kerala’s agricultural practices.

Hailing from Ahari, a small village in Jhajjar district of Haryana, Harsh Kaliraman, just 11 years old, has achieved a great feat at his young age. This promising student studying in class V has taken an interest in bee keeping and has not only understood honey production, but has also mastered the technique of extracting […]

19-year-old Anirban Das, who hails from Kharagpur town in West Bengal’s West Midnapore district, has set an example in his age that gives a new direction to agriculture and health. He has founded an agri-startup called ‘Millet Nation’, which aims to popularise nutrition-rich millet-based products and increase the income of farmers. Inception: How did the […]

22-year-old Aniket Dwivedi, hailing from Manjhanpur village in Kaushambi district of Uttar Pradesh, is developing beekeeping as a business opportunity through new technologies. Aniket, who was interested in beekeeping, entered this field by efficiently utilizing his 1-5 acres of land. Despite being young, he has created a new identity at the local level with technological […]

Sangeeta Raju Badre, a resident and Upsarpanch of Shirajgaon Korde village in Amravati district of Maharashtra, has set an example in organic farming and social leadership. Born in 1981, Sangeeta not only strengthened her financial condition through organic farming on her 20+ acres of land, but also showed a new direction to other farmers and […]

Rahul Maurya, a resident of Muglan Sirsia alias Bharav Liya village in Gorakhpur district of Uttar Pradesh, dreamed of transforming farming from a traditional profession to an entrepreneurial model. Born in 1993, Rahul, despite having limited resources and 1-5 acres of land, adopted an approach that combines farming with innovation and professionalism. He aims to […]

Jugnu Chillar of Kheri Hosdarpur village in Jhajjar district of Haryana has given new dimensions to traditional farming. Born in 1994, Jugnu is not only a farmer but has also made his mark as a social media YouTuber. He is inspiring farmers across the country by sharing modern techniques and stories of progressive farmers. His […]

Ajay Kumar Beniwal, a progressive farmer from Dadanpur village in Jhajjar district of Haryana, is a unique example of innovation and use of green energy in the agriculture sector. His high-tech nursery, which is recognized by the National Horticulture Board, uses modern technology of preparing soilless seedlings. This nursery, operated using solar energy, is an […]

Smart symbiotic plants are a wonderful combination of scientific advancements and bio-electronic technology, which enable plants to communicate with humans. In the context of Indian agriculture, this technology is a solution to meet the real needs.

Jaikaran, who lives in Kharak Jatan village in Rohtak district of Haryana, has become a well-known name in the field of organic farming

Vinita Chauhan of Sisana village in Baghpat district started her journey of organic gardening on her 5-acre land. Along with specialising in guava and lemon gardening,

Pritam Singh, a resident of Uralana Khurd village in Panipat district of Haryana, has not only increased the productivity of his farms by adopting new technologies in agriculture, but has also contributed significantly to environmental protection and the well-being of farmers. Born in 1966, Pritam Singh took the bold step of adopting new technologies away […]

Krishna Kumar Yadav, a resident of Pataudi village in Gurugram district of Haryana, has not only increased his income but also set an example in the field of agriculture by adopting new techniques for agriculture on his 6-10 acres of land, but has also set an example in the field of agriculture. His commitment to […]

Priti attended a three-day training program of ICAR-VPKAS in 2016 to learn the nuances of mushroom cultivation. This training inspired her to become self-reliant in this field.

78-year-old Shiv Prasad Sahni, a resident of Mahmadpur village in Siwan district of Bihar, has taken agriculture and fish farming to a new level with his hard work and vision. His journey included struggle, innovation, and guidance from the government and agricultural scientists. Education and early life After completing matriculation in 1963, Shiv Prasad did […]

Gurmeet Singh, from Kattianwali village in Muktsar district of Punjab, is a progressive farmer who has brought about a revolution in his field through protected farming. His agricultural land spread over 16-20 acres is not only suitable for traditional farming but has also been made productive and eco-friendly with modern techniques and equipment. Model of […]

Dayanand Jangid, a farmer from Jaipur district of Rajasthan, has given a new direction to the field of agriculture by doing technological innovation. He believes that the most effective way to increase the income of farmers is to process their products and sell them instead of selling them directly in the market. Processing of agricultural […]

Ashutosh Pratap Singh returned to his village and made his farming successful by adopting new technology and organic farming in agriculture and became a source of inspiration for the farmers around.

Sanjeev Kumar’s story is a symbol of struggle and dedication. Through organic farming, he not only left traditional methods, but also started a new direction.

Shiv Prasad started fish farming in the traditional way. Later he adopted scientific techniques under the guidance of Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Siwan. Today, his pond produces 90 quintals of spawn of fish like common carp, grass carp, rohu, katla, and mrigal nain, taking his annual income to Rs 51 lakh.

Gurmeet cultivates wheat, rice, moong, and kinnow. Along with traditional farming, he has also adopted modern techniques like bed cultivation, which has improved productivity.

Musharraf Khalil’s vision is not limited to his farming; he is committed to collective development and community empowerment. With this goal, he registered Farmer Producer Organization (FPO) for farmers.

Dayanand has developed machines based on traditional and cold processing technology for farmers. With the help of these machines, farmers can process their crops in their villages.

Ginger is cultivated all over the country. Even farmers with small holdings can easily cultivate ginger. The ginger crop is ready in 7 to 8 months. Its different varieties produce 15 to 20 tonnes of ginger tubers per hectare. After deducting all the costs, farmers earn about two lakh rupees per hectare from ginger cultivation.

In this article on soybean cultivation, you will get complete information. Know about production, benefits, and cultivation methods. Use the right techniques for cultivation.

This is the season of digging potatoes. By the way, in many areas of our country, potatoes are produced throughout the year. If you are also cultivating potatoes and want to increase your income from it, then cultivate some special varieties of potatoes which have higher yield.

The impact of air pollution is affecting every aspect of our lives, and farmers are the worst affected by it. They have to struggle every day to save their produce and reduce costs.

Pawan Kumar took vocational training in Hi-Tech Mushroom Production related to mushroom farming from Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Delhi in the year 2016.

Navneet Murugesh’s horse breeding lab collects semen of both Indian and foreign breeds, their cryopreservation and then artificial insemination.

Monbhai Thamong of Arunachal Pradesh adopted the method of Integrated Livestock Farming in his livestock farm on half an acre of land.

During Kharif season, farmers save their farm from many kinds of problems by adopting crop rotation in agriculture.

Tuber crops cultivation, such as potatoes and sweet potatoes, is beneficial for farmers. They are nutritious, high value and require less water.

Clean and safe housing, nutritious diet and regular vaccination are essential for success in sheep farming. Here we are sharing sheep farming tips.

Hydroponic farming equipments include grow lights, pumps, hoses, pH meters, nutrient solutions, grow beds, and containers.

Water Management In Natural Farming increases soil fertility, improves crop quality and promotes water conservation.

Let us know which crops to grow in mixed farming (Crops To Grow In Mixed Farming) which can prove to be most effective in your farming.

The use of plant tissue culture lab has become very important in the field of modern agriculture. This technology offers many unique advantages over traditional farming.

Fish Farming in India is a profitable business, which gives good profits to farmers and entrepreneurs. Many subsidies and schemes are also being run for this.

Solar Power Irrigation System is operated by solar panels, which supplies water instead of electricity to the fields.

Many varieties can be grown for apple cultivation in plain areas, such as HR MN-99, In ​​Shemer, Michael, Beverly Hills etc.

Sabahat Ullah Khan, living in Arambol village of Goa, is boosting the economy by earning from poultry management.

Goat farming has become a profitable business for farmers in Bihar. It is not only increasing their income but also giving them financial stability.

Integrated aquaculture poultry goat farming is a method in which fish farming, poultry farming, goat farming and farming are all done together.

The STRY Program of BCT Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Haripuram, encouraged Kalapureddy Ganesh to make milky mushroom farming his main source of income.

The use of Moringa in fish farming diet is a kind of superfood for fish. It gives the fish the strength to fight diseases.

Spiders never harm crops, rather spiders are important in agriculture. Spiders are also an indicator of environmental health.

Cross breeding is a complex and scientific process, in which hybridization is done between two different breeds or varieties so that their offspring can have a combination of the best characteristics of the parents. The success of cross breeding depends on the correct selection of breeds. Scientists and farmers identify the breed whose characteristics are suitable as per their needs.

Vijay Giri believes that organic farming not only helps in maintaining the fertility of the land but the crops produced from it are also healthier. He not only practices organic farming in his fields, but is also promoting this method among other farmers. He tells other farmers of his village the benefits of organic farming and motivates them to adopt this method.

Rohit plans to use advanced technologies in his dairy farm such as automatic milking machines, fodder harvesting machines, and digital tracking systems to monitor the health of animals with accuracy.

Ram Shankar Chaudhary’s hard work and technical knowledge earned him the honor for the highest wheat production in 2017. He selected the HD 2967 wheat variety, which helped him increase the production of his crop.

Santosh Devi’s journey started in the year 2008, when she received subsidy under the Horticulture Mission for pomegranate cultivation in her field. She has increased the amount of carbon in the soil by using organic manure and natural remedies, which has also improved the water holding capacity.

Khalil believes that it is important to use modern techniques and processes to maintain high quality in poultry farming. He uses modern equipment in his farm, including temperature control systems, ventilation and hygiene measures.

Sudhir believes that organic farming also brings economic benefits. While conventional farming involves a lot of expenditure on chemical fertilizers and pesticides, organic farming is almost negligible.

Vivek believes that the technology of protected cultivation should be spread, so that other farmers can also benefit from it. He told many farmers of his area about net house farming and trained them.

Narendra believes that just providing technical information is not enough, but continuous communication and collaboration with farmers is also important. He has built a strong network with local farmers, where he informs them about the benefits of farming and processing.

Ramjit’s efforts also became a source of inspiration for other farmers in the village. Many farmers who were earlier dependent on chemical farming moved towards organic farming under Ramjit’s guidance.

Kuldeep Bisht has taken a unique initiative of innovations in mushroom-based food processing in Uttarakhand. Through his JMD Farms, he not only produces mushrooms but also focuses on the variety of products made from it.

Learn the benefits of Gahat cultivation in hilly areas, its nutritional value and its unique properties. Gahat is a nutritious pulse and is extremely beneficial for health.

Ruby Pareek not only changed her life through organic farming, but also laid the foundation of a healthy future for the society. Her story is an inspiration of struggle and determination.

Anup Soni and Sumit Soni started a bakery business with millets products, promoting a healthy lifestyle by making healthy cakes from millets.

Ravindra Metkar overcame his difficulties with poultry business and organic farming and set a new example of success, which is an inspiration for many farmers today.

Hema Dangwal of Uttarakhand turned fish farming in the hilly areas into a successful business, achieved success in this field and also made other women aware.

Vikas believes that conservation agriculture can bring revolutionary changes in Indian farming. He has been producing seeds for the Indian Agricultural Research Institute (IARI), Karnal for more than a decade.

Bharat Kumar has used innovative techniques in his food processing operations. This ensures that the freshness and quality of the product is maintained for a longer period.

Narendra’s food processing venture has created a means of employment for many people in his village and surrounding areas. The workers working with him say that they had limited employment opportunities, but working with Narendra has given them stability and economic independence in their lives.

Azad Verma spends most of his time communicating with farmers and explaining to them the benefits of new technologies. He believes that only giving technical information to farmers is not enough; they also have to be convinced that their income and productivity will improve through these techniques.

Shailendra not only prepares new saplings by grafting the plants grown on his farm, but also disseminates his techniques and knowledge of horticulture to thousands of farmers.

Gurinder’s main objective is to use innovation and organic methods in farming. He has improved the soil by using crop residues in his fields.

Sandeep has used protected farming in his farm on about five acres of land. This model of protected farming has significantly increased Sandeep’s income.

Mamata is not just a farmer but also an active social worker. She ran an anti-alcohol campaign in her village and made the village alcohol-free after two to three years of efforts.

Govind Singh has made a special arrangement for the production of vermicompost. For this, first earthworms are arranged in a special place and they are converted into manure through organic residues.

The concept of community seed bank is not limited to the conservation of traditional seeds only, but there is a deep scientific approach and research hidden behind it. Scientific methods are used to conserve seeds, maintain germination capacity and preserve agricultural biodiversity.

Red rice, beneficial for health and farmers, is being cultivated again on a large scale in Himachal. Know about the important things related to red rice.

Sandy loam soil is considered best for the cultivation of arrowroot. The temperature should be 25-30 degrees centigrade for the growth of plants.

In view of the increasing environmental pollution and its harmful effects on human health, farmers are being made aware about the use of organic method in farming. In such a situation, now many farmers are also using natural products for weed control.

Green manure in farming means those supporting crops, which are grown with the aim of increasing the nutrients of the field. These give many benefits to the soil as well as the crops.

Just like records of work or documents are kept in the office or at home, it is very important to keep records of animals in the dairy industry.

Berseem is an important legume fodder crop which is not only excellent for animals, but it also helps in increasing the fertility of the soil. It can be used as green manure. This fodder is very nutritious for animals, although diseases do not have very serious consequences on the berseem crop, but there are some diseases and pests from which it is necessary to protect.

Seed is the basis of farming, that is why it is said that every seed is a grain, but every grain cannot be a seed because not all grains have the same germination capacity. For seed production, farmers should know the type of seed and the right method of production.

Pulses are one of the major crops of India and India produces the highest amount of pulses in the world. Its cultivation is also beneficial for farmers. Therefore, cultivation of pulse crops is being promoted. If farmers want to increase the production of pulse crops, then Rhizobium culture can prove to be very helpful for them.

Solar energy is the best option to meet the increasing need for energy. Scientists have invented a technology in which electricity and crop production will happen simultaneously. The name of this technology is Agri-voltaic system (solar farming).

Weeds growing along with the main crops in the field affect the growth of plants, while weeds growing along with fodder crops can harm the health of animals, so there is a need to pay attention to weed control in the cultivation of green fodder as well.

Abhishek Dhama’s organic multilayered farming system is an advanced agricultural technique, in which different crops are grown together in the same field. In this method, crops are planted in such a system that they can support each other, in which one crop provides the necessary nutrients, shade, and moisture to the other crop.

Aneshwar Verma has not only reduced his crop production cost by adopting organic farming but has also maintained the fertility of his land. His farming model is based on organic manures and natural fertilizers, including vermi-compost, Jeevamrit, organic pesticides, and organic DAP made from rock phosphate.

Kuldeep believes that organic farming is also a means of economic empowerment of a farmer. His produce receives higher prices in the market, as the demand for organic products is increasing and consumers are now getting attracted to healthier products.

Raghuveer Nandam’s ‘One Seed Revolution’ is a unique effort to promote self-reliance in Indian agriculture through the protection and promotion of traditional seeds. He has collected and preserved 251 varieties of indigenous rice on his land.