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NESFAS Hosts Interactive Session “Caring for Soil” in observance of World Soil DayDecember 5, 2024
Tripartite MoU signed between Meghalaya Biodiversity Board, North East Society For Agroecology Support and The Nature Conservancy CentreNovember 29, 2024

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NESFAS️ 4 days ago

From humble beginnings to a movement of change! What began in 2012 as a small, passionate team with a bold vision has grown into NESFAS – a flourishing, community-driven organisation. This year, our retreat was a time for reflection and renewal-revisiting the journey that shaped us and redefining our vision for the road ahead. Here’s to collective effort, resilience, and purpose-driven growth as we build a legacy that nurtures communities and reconnects us with Mother Earth. #NESFASJourney #CommunityDriven #IPFS

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NESFAS️ 1 week ago

Strengthening IPFS through participatory action research 🌾 On the 11th December, 2024 NESFAS along with bun cultivators from Nongwah, Umsawwar, Ladmawphlang, and Laitsohpliah, East Khasi Hills came together to participate in a dialogue aimed at sharing best practices in bun cultivation. Prof. Dwipendra Thakuria, Dean, College of PG studies in Agricultural Sciences, (Central Agricultural University (CAU) Imphal) was a resource person at the programme. The programme provided a platform to exchange knowledge, discuss challenges, and explore opportunities to improve productivity through enhanced soil health management. Prof. Dwipendra Thakuria, shared a presentation which highlights the opportunities for improving land management, optimising crop management techniques, and implementing effective soil management strategies using bio-fertilizers. Discussions during the dialogue were dynamic and enriched by the participants’ diverse experiences. This approach would enable farmers and researchers to work together to test, adapt, and refine methods tailored to local conditions, ultimately enhancing both productivity and sustainability in bun cultivation. #IndigenousFoodSystems #communityledinitiative #NatureBasedSolutions

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NESFAS️ 2 weeks ago

On 10th December 2024, NESFAS facilitated a meaningful dialogue with farmers from Dewlieh, Nongtraw, and Tyniar to explore innovative ways to enhance productivity in shifting cultivation. With expert insights from Dr. Dhrupad Choudhury on managing soil health and fertility through sustainable approaches, the session fostered knowledge exchange and collaborative brainstorming. Together, the farmers identified opportunities to co-create community-driven solutions to boost soil fertility in shifting fields. #SustainableFarming #ShiftingCultivation #SoilHealth #CommunitySolutions #Agroecology #FarmersFirst

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NESFAS️ 2 weeks ago

Caring for our soil, nurturing our future! 🌱 On #WorldSoilDay, NESFAS hosted an insightful session in line with this year’s theme ‘Caring for Soils: Measure, Monitor, Manage’ with farmers, community leaders, and conservationists. Together, we explored sustainable practices, traditional wisdom, and community-led solutions to preserve soil health and biodiversity. Read more here! https://nesfas.in/nesfas-hosts-interactive-session-caring-for-soil-in-observance-of-world-soil-day/ #SustainableFarming #SoilHealth #CommunityResilience

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NESFAS️ 2 weeks ago

On World Soil Day, let us pledge to care for our soil, which is the foundation of our food and is one of Mother Earth’s most precious resources. Together, let us protect, restore, and preserve our soils with care and urgency, ensuring their vitality for generations to come. #WorldSoilDay #SaveOurSoil #SoilHealth #HealthySoilsHealthyLife #ProtectOurPlanet

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