Conducted by Ranjit Kumar et al. (ICAR-NAARM & CRIDA), this NITI Aayog-sponsored study explores the adoption of Natural Farming, assessing its impact on crop yield, input costs, and farmers’ incomes.
This study by Mohd. Arif, Ravindra Kumar, Arvind Kumar, and D. L. Gupta explores how different Jeevamrit formulations and spraying intervals influence the yield, nutritional quality, and nutrient uptake of sorghum forage.
Authored by CEEW, this report highlights Zero Budget Natural Farming (ZBNF) as a sustainable, low-input agricultural practice that aligns with SDGs by enhancing farmer incomes, resilience, food security, and environmental conservation.
Authored by Niti Gupta, Saurabh Tripathi, and Hem H. Dholakia (CEEW), this study demonstrates ZBNF’s potential to reduce fertiliser use, save subsidies, and lower input costs while promoting sustainable, chemical-free agriculture in Andhra Pradesh.
This report by CSTEP compares ZBNF and conventional farming in Andhra Pradesh, highlighting ZBNF’s benefits: reduced water, energy, emissions, and costs, while improving farmer resilience and sustainability.
