Pests have been the farmers' natural enemy since time immemorial. Over the years, many have figured out ways to combat this seasonal demon. Whether one talks about the methods prior…
A training on Participatory Research was facilitated by team members of NESFAS on June 23, 2022, at Rongchadenggre, partner village in South West Garo Hills. Other villages of the same…
In today's day and age, almost many farmers use chemicals and fertilizers to help grow their crops and plants. However, on the other hand, a handful of farmers make use…
A series of technical training sessions were held at Natural Integrated Farm, Wahpati, Moodymmai organized by Society for Urban & Rural Empowerment (SURE) in collaboration with NESFAS for the ALC…
A technical training on pest management was organized by NESFAS at Samingre in West Garo Hills on the 10th of May, 2022. A progressive farmer, Shri. Rajesh. B. Marak, from the village of Darechikgre, West Garo Hills, facilitated the training in the presence of NESFAS team.
Ever since mankind started practicing agriculture, many animals have been used to assist farmers in tilling, sowing, and harvesting crops from the farm. However, in the small village of Mawkamoit Dongpdeng in West Khasi Hills, a custodian farmer is becoming the talk of the village for using his team of 20 ducks to act as pest sentries in his farm.
