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Beyond Fair Prices: Why India Needs a More Transparent Food Supply Chain How MoolyaSHIKHAR Can Connect Farmer Livelihoods, Viable Distribution and Accessible Food. By changing
Beyond Fair Prices: Why India Needs a More Transparent Food Supply Chain How MoolyaSHIKHAR Can Connect Farmer Livelihoods, Viable Distribution and Accessible Food. By changing

Regenerative Agriculture in the Green Revolution heartland Growing up amid climate anxiety, I have also dealt with health issues in the past. A year ago,

These are short notes on those who have are no more – but have left India with a lasting legacy on Sustainable Agriculture.

The Aslofuru Algorithm translates this foundational principle into a modern, neurosymbolic computational pipeline for contemporary horticulture.

From a family of farmers to a natural kiwi orchard in Solan: how jeevamrit, desi cows and hand pollination grow sweet, chemical-free kiwis

The article evaluates the pastoral production system of a Gujjar household, and builds a case for a self-evaluation assessment tool called CETARA-PM to support such pastoralists through a fair price model and value chain.

When a household transitions back from conventional farming to natural farming, who participates, decides, and has access to such a transition? Do some members and households participate more in this transition than others?

“If the technology decreases the operational (input) cost and complexity of the smallholder – consider it – else send it back to the drawing board”

A Ghumantu Gujjar Family with Flock at Shikari Devi Sanctuary 3000m asl . | Photo Credit: Gram Disha Trust “Bhains hai to Gujjar* hai!” (Gujjar

AGRI-PV and integration of HDP Farming in Apples Hello, Cheshta Rawat here, a South-North Program volunteer from Ecoselva in the year 2025-26. In May 2026,

Introduction As April sets in and afternoons get warmer day after day, a few families in the Shivalik Hills (southernmost Himalayan ranges) notice their buffalo

Across the Indian subcontinent, eons of knowledge is transmitted through daily practice, not lectures or any other kind of formal instruction. This knowledge encompasses ecology,

शास्त्रं कर्म च प्रज्ञा च शीलम् च इति चतुष्टयम् । तदेतत् स्थपतेः अङ्गम् चतुर्धैवापरं विदुः ॥ Śāstraṃ karma ca prajñā ca śīlam ca iti catuṣṭayam

Village Tourism and the Relevance of Shail Shaastra (Śail-Shāstra) What if your hotel room had walls older than your grandparents?What if the place you stayed

From Gram Disha to Germany: Learning Botanical Science in Practice Hi, I’m Cheshta. If you’ve been reading Gram Disha Trust’s blogs, you may remember that

MoolyaSHIKHAR True Price AccountingCase Study 2025–26 A Ground Level Transformation in How Farmers Understand the ‘True’ Price of Their Agroecological Produce – Apples through Natural

Agroecological Apple Juice Value Chain 2025 SDG Indicator 2.4.1 and SDG 12 Impact Case Study Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 12 Target 12.3 – Indicator 12.3.1 –

Śaila-Shāstra (शैल शास्त्र) – Living Craft Knowledge Stone Masonry & Craftsman Internship Traditional Rock-Wood (Kath-Kuhni) Temple at Village Jhungi Introduction Get ready for dusty hands