Ratan Nikam, Post graduated the progressive farmer, has implemented fully drip automation in his 22 acre orchard In Nashik (Vadner Bhairav). This helped to minimize human efforts & time while maintaining equal quality of productivity. Nashik is well known for Continue reading →

“Watery” villages in a famine-hit region! Medsinga is a village with a population of 2700 in the Osmanabad Taluka. Rainfall is the only source of water. It has a farming area of approximately 1200 hectares, with sugarcane, soybean, Bengal gram Continue reading →

Farming by Shree Samarth Shetkari Mandal, Yeola (Tal. Ghansavangi) Inspiration from group farming Everyone from the Shree Samarth Shetkari Mandal observes experiments done by the others in the group and implements them in their farm. If someone lags behind, they Continue reading →

The garden was nurtured using purchased water During the drought of 2012-13, he built a tank with his own money. Moreover, water was supplied to the orchard by renting tankers from outside, which cost about four-and-a-half lakh rupees. The mango Continue reading →