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The saga of sustainable Wadi

by Team LEISA India | Oct 3, 2018 | Agroecology, Articles, Farm Enterprises

Ganga Ankad  Key factor for successful farming is the integration of several enterprises. When integrated applying the principles of recycling, even a small piece of land can produce enough to provide food, nutrition and income to farm families. Malleshappa is a case...

Mushroom enterprise – A collective effort towards empowerment

by Team LEISA India | Oct 3, 2018 | Agroecology, Articles, Farm Enterprises

This is a story of transformation of a tribal community from life of distress to life of prosperity – a journey from destitution to economic empowerment. With knowledge as power and collective action as their strength, these tribal women have paved their own way...

Backyard Poultry – A success story of a tribal start-up

by Team LEISA India | Oct 3, 2018 | Agroecology, Articles, Farm Enterprises

Backyard poultry with native breeds is easy to manage, less risky and can generate better incomes, for the poor households. It has the potential to alleviate rural poverty, eradicate malnutrition and create employment opportunities too. With a little external support,...

Group enterprises – A way to enhance small farmer livelihoods

by Team LEISA India | Oct 3, 2018 | Agroecology, Articles, Farm Enterprises

Maize is a popular crop among farmers, especially small holders in Karnataka. By coming together as a group, the maize growers in Chikkayemmiganuru village established a collective enterprise and gained better control over the price. By recycling empty cobs as fuel,...

Farmers in Odisha replenish soil fertility – the natural way

by Team LEISA India | Jul 27, 2018 | Agroecology, Articles, Ecological inputs

Practicing bio-fertilizer cultivation to grow vegetables for self-consumption initially, many farmers in Aladipur village in Odisha took up to organic vegetable production for the markets. Besides benefitting environment and quality of food, shifting to organic...

Sustainable farms, sustainable futures

by Team LEISA India | Jul 26, 2018 | Agroecology, Articles, Ecological inputs

A shift from conventional to organic methods of cultivation is possible with a little support.The case of Golapi, a tribal farmer in Odisha proves this. Golapi has not only become an organic cotton farmer, but has been practicing ecological ways of cultivation in...
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