Sustainable Ancient Agriculture
India’s agricultural roots are deeply embedded in sustainable, community-based practices that respected nature, nourished the soil, and supported healthy living. At our NGO, we are reviving these time-tested agricultural methods not just as a profession — but as a way of life. We believe that every citizen should be a farmer, even if only in their backyard, balcony, or community garden. Sustainable agriculture is not just about growing food — it's about reconnecting with the Earth, restoring soil health, and building food systems that support long-term wellbeing for both people and the planet.
1. Reviving Ancient Indian Farming Wisdom
We aim to bring back agricultural practices rooted in Indian scriptures and traditional knowledge that prioritized biodiversity, harmony with seasons, and zero-chemical methods.
Our Initiatives Include:
2. Making Farming a Lifestyle – "Everyone a Farmer"
We believe agriculture is not confined to rural life — everyone can and should cultivate food, no matter where they live.
We Promote:
Our Vision
A future where every household grows something, where farmers are respected as scientists of the soil, and where agriculture is seen not as a burden, but a sacred duty to nourish and sustain life.
How We Work
Get Involved
Whether you’re a city dweller with a small balcony or a rural enthusiast with land to spare — there’s a place for you in this movement. Let’s reclaim our connection to the soil, and ensure a healthier planet for generations to come.
We aim to bring back agricultural practices rooted in Indian scriptures and traditional knowledge that prioritized biodiversity, harmony with seasons, and zero-chemical methods.
Our Initiatives Include:
- Promoting natural farming techniques such as:
- Rishi Krishi
- Vrikshayurveda (the ancient Indian science of plant life)
- ZBNF (Zero Budget Natural Farming)
- Panchagavya-based agriculture
- Organizing training programs and field demonstrations on:
- Seed saving and indigenous crop revival
- Organic composting and soil rejuvenation
- Water-efficient farming and rainwater harvesting
- Preserving and documenting indigenous farming knowledge from tribal and rural elders
2. Making Farming a Lifestyle – "Everyone a Farmer"
We believe agriculture is not confined to rural life — everyone can and should cultivate food, no matter where they live.
We Promote:
- Urban farming through terrace gardens, kitchen gardens, and community plots
- Hands-on farming education in schools and colleges to reconnect youth with the soil
- Weekend farming programs for working professionals and families
- Grow-your-own-food campaigns, encouraging people to start small — with herbs, vegetables, or even microgreens
Our Vision
A future where every household grows something, where farmers are respected as scientists of the soil, and where agriculture is seen not as a burden, but a sacred duty to nourish and sustain life.
How We Work
- Workshops & Camps: Natural farming techniques, home composting, and seed-saving sessions
- Model Farms: Demonstration farms practicing ancient Indian methods
- School Gardens: Helping educational institutions set up and maintain organic gardens
- Digital Platforms: Sharing tutorials, ancient texts, and farming wisdom for the modern world
Get Involved
Whether you’re a city dweller with a small balcony or a rural enthusiast with land to spare — there’s a place for you in this movement. Let’s reclaim our connection to the soil, and ensure a healthier planet for generations to come.
