Sustainable Agriculture in India

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Region: India

The problem of sustainable agriculture in India is characterized by the overuse of chemical fertilizers and pesticides, leading to soil degradation, water pollution, and health hazards. Additionally, the lack of access to modern technology and inadequate infrastructure further exacerbate the issue, hindering the growth of the agricultural sector and threatening food security.

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                She is a young woman from rural India with big dreams to help her family and farming community. But she faces multiple barriers. With access to learning, however, she can drive change in her community...
                
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                The agriculture lab will be the first Soil Testing and Crop Pathology Lab for women farmers in India. The Lab will be built in Mhaswad, a small drought-prone village in Satara district, Maharashtra.  ...
                
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                The project is aimed to create livelihood support to marginal farmers that will form part of the conservation initiatives of the organization. Recent studies by CSE shows, Indian Honey is highly adult...
                
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                The rural areas of Tamil Nadu are home to some of the poorest Indian communities with few employment opportunities.  We're teaching children and young people to embrace the organic, eco-friendly way o...
                
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