Natural

Farming

Natural

Farming

Natural

Farming

In association with

IMG1

IMG2

IMG3

IMG4

IMG5

About us

The conventional chemical input driven, monoculture centric agriculture has lot of adverse impact on the soil health, cost of cultivation and even the health aspects of the farming community. It is the same case with tribal areas in odisha; the ecological and livelihood diversity of these areas is slowly declining. A paradigm shift is needed in agricultural practices that restore the land’s fertility, crop diversity and provide a decent source of livelihood to the farmers.

Principles of natural farming

Covering the soils with crops for 365 days
Minimal disturbance to the soils
Usage of indigenous seed
Bio stimulants as necessary catalysts
Diverse crops and trees (15-20 crops)
Integration of livestock
Pest management through better agronomic practices, botanical extracts
No synthetic fertilizers, pesticides, herbicides, weedicides

Proposed saturation of entire village, cluster, block and the state progressively leading to a total transformation

Whole village approach

25%

1-3 years

60%

2-4 years

80%

3-5 years

Farmer’s adoption pattern

25%

1-3 years

50%

2-4 years

100%

3-5 years

Project coverage

jsxn Khordha Puri Ganjam Gajapati 7Rayagada Kandhamal Kalahandi Balangir Nuapada Subarnapur Sambalpur Jharsuguda 10Sundergarh Debagarh 7Keonjhar Angul Boudh Nayagarh Cuttack Kendrapara Jagatsinghpur Bhadrak Jajpur Dhenkanal 6Koraput Malkangiri Nabarangapur 15 Mayurbhanj Balasore Bargarh
Total District

5

Total Block

45

Total Clusters

270

Total SHGs

13,500

Total Farmers

1,29,600

Acres of area

315,900