Transforming Food Systems

Securing Our Common Future

  • 6 Million Farmer households
  • 2 Million Farm Worker households
  • 6 Million Ha of Farmland

Universal Principles of Natural Farming

Soil to be covered with Crops 365 Days (Living Root)

Diverse Crops,trees 15 -20 crops

Increase organic residues on the soil

Biostimulants as necessary catalysts

Minimal Disturbance of Soil

Integrate animals in to farming

Use indigenous seed

Pest management through botanical extracts

No Synthetic Fertilizers,pesticides,herbicides

Stories of Change

Latest Publications

Assessing the Impact of APCNF Final Report 2021-22

Assessing the Impact of APCNF Final Report 2021-22

The Government of Andhra Pradesh (GoAP) turned to Natural Farming, known as Andhra Pradesh Community Managed Natural Farming (APCNF)8, as a way of solving the multiple crises in agriculture. The GoAP have established “Rhythu Sadhikara Samstha” (RySS) which is an...

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Re-thinking food systems in Andhra Pradesh

Re-thinking food systems in Andhra Pradesh

How Natural Farming could feed the future - Agroecology is an integrated approach that simultaneously applies ecological and social concepts and principles to the design and management of food and agricultural systems. It seeks to optimize interactions between plants,...

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