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Expanding the web of agro-eco system

Expanding the web of agro-eco system

by Team LEISA India | Dec 18, 2015 | Agroecology, Articles, Family Farming

With monocropping, mechanization and modernization, agriculture has moved away from being a family based profession. Farmers in Kanyakumari district have proved that agriculture based on agro-ecological principles which integrates several farm sub systems, provides an...
Integrated Farming: An approach to boost up family farming

Integrated Farming: An approach to boost up family farming

by Team LEISA India | Dec 18, 2015 | Agroecology, Articles, Family Farming

Sustainable Integrated Farming Systems (SIFS) is a system which focuses on increasing farm productivity by increasing diversification, resource integration and creating market linkages. Welthungerhilfe is helping 8000 small and marginal farm families in resource poor...
Ten qualities of family farming

Ten qualities of family farming

by Team LEISA India | Dec 18, 2015 | Agroecology, Articles, Family Farming

Even in the International Year of Family Farming there is confusion about family farming: what is it actually, what makes it unique, and what distinguishes it from entrepreneurial farming or family agribusiness? Confusion tends to be highest in places where...
Seed festivals promote seed conservation: The Nel Thiruvizha in Adirengam

Seed festivals promote seed conservation: The Nel Thiruvizha in Adirengam

by Team LEISA India | Dec 15, 2015 | Agroecology, Articles, Biodiversity

There is renewed interest in conserving seeds and growing traditional paddy varieties among the farmers in South India. The annual seed festivals have played a significant role in bringing about this change. This initiative by Save our Rice Campaign has resulted in...

The Narayana Reddy Column – Biodiverse farms are sustainable farms

by Team LEISA India | Dec 15, 2015 | Agroecology, Articles, Biodiversity, Farmer's Diary

I very well remember my father, who could produce food enough to feed his 94 member family from 30 acres of rainfed farm and 5 acre irrigated garden. He used to grow 5 varieties of micro millets, 3 varieties of oil seeds, 5 varieties of pulses, 12 varieties of...

Evolutionary populations: Living gene banks in farmers’ fields

by Team LEISA India | Dec 15, 2015 | Agroecology, Articles, Biodiversity

Rapidly increasing on-farm biodiversity is a matter of urgency in an era of climate change. Farmers often have limited access to genetic resources. Not only do they need greater access to the genetic material in research stations and gene banks, they also need to...
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