As the monsoon fades, farmers across India prepare their fields for wheat — the crop that feeds millions. From soil preparation to harvest, here’s how every step in this timeless rabi tradition unfolds across rural India.
Drip irrigation delivers water directly to plant roots, reducing wastage and improving crop health. This step-by-step guide helps farmers design, install, and maintain an efficient system for sustainable farming.
After serving in the Indian Army, Colonel Divya Thakur returned to his family orchards in Manali with a new mission — to heal the soil. Using natural farming and army precision, he revived tired land into a flourishing organic apple haven, harvesting 11 tonnes in July 2025.
Unlock the potential of autumn farming with easy-to-follow methods for growing nutrient-rich vegetables. Perfect for small-scale growers aiming to boost income, this guide covers essential crops and practical steps to cultivate high-demand produce.
Students from Shiv Nadar School, Gurugram, developed ‘Mati Rakshak’, a handheld IoT soil testing device paired with the bilingual ‘Agroww’ app. This solution offers real-time soil nutrient analysis, helping Indian farmers optimise fertiliser use, improve crop health, and reduce environmental impact.
Get the most out of your kharif season with easy-to-follow harvesting advice. From timing and tools to drying, storage, and transport, this guide helps you protect your crops, cut waste, and maintain quality after the monsoon ends.
Monsoon rains replenish water but often strip the soil of essential nutrients and vitality. Know how to naturally restore and enrich your soil using eco-friendly methods that rebuild organic matter, enhance microbial activity, and protect against erosion.
Kerala’s Dinil Prasad rebuilt his life after floods and debt by turning to cage fish farming. He now shares five practical tips that helped him build a thriving venture.
October’s changing weather can be tough on farms. These seven practical water-saving tips help farmers protect crops, save costs, and make every drop count.
Multi-layer farming transforms small farms into thriving ecosystems by using every inch of land. With year-round harvests, higher incomes, and resilience to climate change, it can be the future of sustainable agriculture in India.