The areas inhabited by Vanvasisare dry and barren.
Considering the physical and climatic conditions, they must
take up bamboo cultivation to augment their income…
The tribal community people have formed over 4,800 self-
help groups till 2020 under Suyash’s guidance. More than 57,000 women are members of these SHGs…
The tribal community farmers are managing twelve vermicomposting projects under the aegis of Suyash
Charitable Trust in the Korba district of Chhattisgarh since 2016…
Because of this water management, these tribals
can grow the “Rabbi” crops and increase their income.
Wells, Farm ponds Vanrai dam using stones and clay Bamboo Crete dams. Instead of ferrocrete plates, we use bamboo in place of steel rods and form bamboo crete plates. These
plates are used to build the bunds at end of the rainy season.
Broom making – previously this grass used to grow as
weed in the jungles. We taught them to grow this grass in their farms and prepare brooms. 500 families earn more than Rs.1.25 crores p.a. in Ganjam dist. of Odisha. Mango powder (Amchur) in Nandurbar 5,000 families from 178 villages, produce and sell Rs.20 crores worth of Mango Powder.
Water management becomes an important issue after the Kharif season to earn income for the farmer. The Kharif season alone cannot sustain the farmer. The tribal community farmers solely dependent on the Kharif season are forced to migrate to the cities for employment at the end of the season. Vine vegetables grow well even on barren land and less water. If the farmers choose to grow vine vegetables on five gunthas of land during both the Kharif and Rabi seasons, they can earn up to Rs. 25,000. Vine vegetables can be grown twice a year; they start producing vegetables within 60 to 70 days of sowing.
Millets are a diverse group of small-seeded grasses cultivated as cereal crops for food and fodder. They are known for their nutritional value, hardiness, and ability to thrive in challenging growing conditions. Millets are gaining popularity due to their gluten-free nature, high fiber content, and potential health benefits. Suyash Janjati Farmers are encourage and to grow different millets. Being staple food in many regions we are able to harvest quantities enough for marketing and sales. In sync with Honarable Pm Modijis vision Suyash has been capably able to place milletslike Kodo,Kutki,Sama, Nachani, bajari, Sava, Ragi on the Agricultural footprint of all 8 states.
The areas inhabited by Vanvasisare dry and barren.
Considering the physical and climatic conditions, they must take up bamboo cultivation to augment their income…
The tribal community people have formed over 4,800 self- help groups till 2020 under Suyash’s guidance. More than 57,000 women are members of these SHGs…
The tribal community farmers are managing twelve vermicomposting projects under the aegis of Suyash Charitable Trust in the Korba district of Chhattisgarh since 2016…
Dhagewadi : RSS Chief, late Shri.Sudarshanji, visited Dhagewadi and was impressed. He gifted tomato ketch up bottle from this plant to the then Prime Ministe,Hon. Shri Atalji Vajpayee on his birthday in Goa.
Because of this water management, these tribals can grow the “Rabbi” crops and increase their income.
Wells, Farm ponds Vanrai dam using stones and clay Bamboo Crete dams. Instead of ferrocrete plates, we use bamboo in place of steel rods and form bamboo crete plates. These plates are used to build the bunds at end of the rainy season.
Farmers are advised to grow tuber crops like ghorkand (greater yam), suran (elephant’s foot yam), and sweet potato the less fertile hilly land during the Kharif season. Tuber crops on ten gunthas of land can earn minimum of Rs. 30,000 for the farmer. Tuber crop cultivation is, therefore, beneficial, and almost all the families in the Vanvasi areas under take cultivation these crops.
Since these crops are cultivated during the Kharif season, there no need to water them. On average, every tribal community farmer grows tuber crops on four to five gunthas of land and earns an income of about Rs. 18,000.
Broom making – previously this grass used to grow as weed in the jungles. We taught them to grow this grass in their farms and prepare brooms. 500 families earn more than Rs.1.25 crores p.a. in Ganjam dist. of Odisha. Mango powder (Amchur) in Nandurbar 5,000 families from 178 villages, produce and sell Rs.20 crores worth of Mango Powder.
Water management becomes an important issue after the Kharif season to earn income for the farmer. The Kharif season alone annot sustain the farmer. The tribal community farmers solely dependent on the Kharif season are forced to migrate to the cities for employment at the end of the season. Vine vegetables grow well even on barren land and less water. If the farmers choose to grow vine vegetables on five gunthas of land during both the Kharif and Rabi seasons, they can earn up to Rs. 25,000. Vine vegetables can be grown twice a year; they start producing vegetables within 60 to 70 days of sowing.
Millets are a diverse group of small-seeded grasses cultivated as cereal crops for food and fodder. They are known for their nutritional value, hardiness, and ability to thrive in challenging growing conditions. Millets are gaining popularity due to their gluten-free nature, high fiber content, and potential health benefits. Suyash Janjati Farmers are encourage and to grow different millets. Being staple food in many regions we are able to harvest quantities enough for marketing and sales. In sync with Honarable Pm Modijis vision Suyash has been capably able to place milletslike Kodo,Kutki,Sama, Nachani, bajari, Sava, Ragi on the Agricultural footprint of all 8 states.
Bank Name : Janata Sahakari Bank Ltd., Pune
Account Name : Suyash Charitable Trust
Branch : Paud Road Branch
Account No : 041220100002382
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