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Organic and Natural Farming
Along with Organic Farming, Vermicompost is a source of additional income for Women
With the increase in demand for organic food products, the demand for vermicompost has also increased. Along with women farmers and Self-Help Groups, ATMA Group is also promoting greater…
Modern Farming: How Amarjeet Kaur became a successful farmer by adopting 3 cropping…
In today's era, only those farmer succeed who update themselves with modern farming techniques by catching the pulse of the changing times. It is very difficult to make a profit from…
How to earn handsomely from Vetiver Farming?
No special type of land is required for poppy cultivation or Vetiver Farming. Generally, the cost per acre of poppy cultivation is around 60-65 thousand rupees. About 10 kg of oil is…
7th pass woman gave contribution in animal husbandry
Hailing from Mandya district of Karnataka, Chikka Mahadevamma started farming at an early age. She is a woman of progressive thoughts and steadfastly faces the challenges that constantly…
Punarnava Jal – The world’s first organic fertilizer! Know how it is beneficial…
Kisan of India had a special meeting with the Chairman of the Asian Agri History Foundation. Know what is the history and specialty of Punarnawa water?
Natural farming and intercropping give more profit in less cost
Due to the use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides, the cost of farming is increasing day by day but the profit of the farmers is decreasing. If farmers adopt natural farming, their…
Why neem tree is the best organic pesticide?
Use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides is prohibited in organic or natural. That is why scientists have standardized the process of making and using various neem products for use in…
Rooftop Organic Farming: There are benefits to organic farming of vegetables on…
Rooftop organic farming : In addition to saving money by growing vegetables on the roof of the house like in the kitchen garden, household water and waste can be used as organic manure.…
Barren land made fertile with cow dung manure
More than 50 percent of the land of Vandana Kumari, a resident of Bihar's Banka district, had become barren, but with the help of cow dung manure, she irrigated the barren land, with her…
Zero Budget Natural Farming helps solve water problem
Bisrotti, who has been doing zero budget natural farming for the last 12 years, did many experiments to improve crop yield. Let us know about his experiments.