Harvesting Health, Cultivating Change

• The primary goal of this project was to enhance soil fertility while promoting the socio-economic development of farmers.
• This objective was accomplished through a range of initiatives, including providing organic training to farmers on modern techniques of organic farming.
• Additionally, vermi-compost pits were introduced to enable farmers to produce their own high-quality organic fertilizers, reducing their dependence on the market.
• Furthermore, drums were distributed to facilitate the creation of other organic fertilizers and pesticides, empowering farmers to adopt sustainable and environmentally friendly practices in their agricultural endeavors.

• Project involve a dedicated program manager and a team of experts and supervisors who are responsible for overseeing the project’s implementation.
• Key objectives of the project is to develop a Training of Trainers (ToT) model, enabling the dissemination of knowledge and expertise to a broader audience.

Block- Mathurapur, G.P- Kankandighi&Nagendrapur, P.S- Raidighi, Dist- South 24 pgs

• Farmers acquired the ability to prepare over 22 types of organic manures and plant protection materials
• Large-scale arable land revived under organic farming
• Enhancement of soil quality through application of organic fertilizers and microorganisms
• Decreased production costs and substantial increase in farmers’ income (approximately 30%)
• Approximately 8,500 farmers actively practicing sustainable farming methods
• Improved standard of living for farmers
• 121 Mt of vermi-compost produced by farmers
• 70 MT of other organic manures produced by farmers