Agriculture

By being in urban settings, kids are increasingly isolated from the land and farming. The learning of the food production cycle is mostly confined to the pages of the schoolbooks. The society launched the project ‘Little Farmers’ to bridge this increasing gap by engaging kids in the fun of farming.

Peter Singh is 74, and his wife Neeno Kaur is 65. Together, they grow 3,000 plants on just 185 sqm by a method that's independent of the rain, hail, and sun!

Growing toxin-free food all year round, with the help ofaeroponics! #Innovation

“Many people said that cutting down the rubber that I had was something I would always regret. But today, I'm glad I took that risk.”

Growing your own veggies to crating new decor for your balcony — use this time at home to hone your green thumb. #CoronaLockdown

"When my own community is struggling to fight hunger, I can’t just sit here luxuriously with my resources. This is the time to do whatever we can to overcome this crisis.” #CoronaWarriors #Lockdown

Thammaiah PP from Mysuru has adopted a self-sustaining model that gives more yield, uses less water and more importantly requires minimal space.

"Growing up, I experienced struggle from up close. I had to walk barefoot for 5 km to reach the village school, often watching the farmers toiling in the fields on my way." #FarmersFirst

Devang represents one of the many people who switched from the corporate world to organic farming with an aim to not only grow their own food but also make organic veggies accessible and affordable to others.

Raw Forest honey is sourced from the jungles of central India. As a result tribal communities get a livelihood and the consumers get a superior product.