women in farming

Anushka Jaiswal, an economics graduate from Lucknow found her passion in farming. The 28-year-old grows exotic vegetables like red and yellow bell peppers, kale, bokchoy, lettuce and more in her six-acre polyhouse.

Keya Salot quit law to grow blueberries and raspberries in India using a low-cost tunnel innovation that makes exotic fruits affordable and accessible.

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Babita Rawat, a farmer from Uttarakhand, is an award-winning farmer who has been reaping success with mushroom farming, alongside growing tomato, okra, and more on her farm.

Kerala farmer P Bhuvaneshwari’s Maruti Gardens is a vast organic farm with a variety of fruit, vegetables, and fish. She converted her barren land without the use of chemicals.

Pranali Chikte from Vidarbha, Maharashtra, is cycling her way through drought-affected villages of the Western Indian state, spreading awareness on water conservation and the role of women in farming.