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Maruthi Naidu is a third-generation farmer from Andhra Pradesh who was drowning in debts, his lands having turned infertile due to excessive chemical farming. Here's how he turned things around by going organic, earning lakhs a year now

An innovative organic farming method is helping Haryana's Phool Kumar grow a staggering 777 fruit trees on a quarter acre of land.

Zero budget natural farming is also helping Krishappa Gowda save 90% water and get high yields throughout the year.

What’s more? The water usage has come down by 70%, and in case of heavy rains, the crops won’t be damaged. Instead, the excess water will now recharge the groundwater table!

By marketing his produce directly, C V Srinidhi has eliminated the need for middlemen and enjoys almost triple the returns that farmers usually get.

One farmer in Tamil Nadu earned approximately Rs 2 crore per year growing these humble, yellow fruits. Have a look!

Vinay took Ashok to a training session by Padma Awardee Subhash Palekar to understand the importance of organic farming.

An organic food forest of abundance through natural and sustainable ways.

Ranganadh grows groundnut, lentils and millets using the natural farming method in his 26 acre land situated in Ayyavaripalli village of Mahabub Nagar district of Telangana.

Shankar left his job in 2012 after working for Infosys for 15 years in India and abroad, and opted to become a farmer.