Farming in India

At 23, Abhishek Reddy left a Rs 1.5 crore job to build a farm in search of peace. His journey from burnout to permaculture taught him that true fulfillment lies not just in nature, but in community. Now in Manali, he’s ready to begin again — with intention and belonging.

Azolla is a fast-growing, nitrogen-fixing water fern offering a sustainable, low-cost alternative to chemical fertilisers and expensive livestock feed in India. Learn how to cultivate Azolla for healthier crops and animals.

IIT graduates Sakshi Bhatia and Arpit Maheshwari left their high-paying US jobs to build a sustainable farm, Jeevantika, in rural India, embracing a simpler, eco-conscious life with a self-built mud house.

Does leaving your 9 to 5 job and moving to organic farming sound interesting? These stories will leave you motivated.

Rajesh Krishna K, a 16-year-old student in Karnataka, innovated a special machine in 2015 which aids in systematic sowing of seeds, ploughing of land, irrigation and helps farmers yield an increased output.