Farmer Ventakiah's house in Bogaram village of Kosgi mandal, …
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Farmer Ventakiah's house in Bogaram village of Kosgi mandal, …
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Ventakiah, 30, farmer, who enrolled for NPM farming, in Bogaram …
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Ventakiah, 30, farmer, who enrolled for NPM farming, in Bogaram …
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Lambadi women prepare for Holi in a village near Kosgi town of …
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Lambadi women prepare for Holi in a village near Kosgi town of …
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Lambadi women prepare for Holi in a village near Kosgi town of …
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Anjalaiah (left), 30, is a farmer from Amlikuntla village in …
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Anjalaiah (left), 30, is a farmer from Amlikuntla village in …
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Anjalaiah (left), 30, is a farmer from Amlikuntla village in …
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Anjalaiah (left), 30, is a farmer from Amlikuntla village in …
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P Venkateswarlu, a Koya tribal from Ramachandrapuram village in …
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Easam Narasimha, a Koya tribal from Ramachandrapuram village in …
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Mukti Lakshmi, Koya tribal from Ramachandrapuram village in …
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Mukti Lakshmi, Koya tribal from Ramachandrapuram village in …
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A Koya tribal from Ramachandrapuram village in Julurpad mandal, …
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A Koya tribal from Ramachandrapuram village in Julurpad mandal, …
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P Venkateswarlu, a Koya tribal from Ramachandrapuram village in …
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Easam Narasimha, a Koya tribal from Ramachandrapuram village in …
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P Venkateswarlu, a Koya tribal from Ramachandrapuram village in …
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Mukti Lakshmi, Koya tribal from Ramachandrapuram village in …
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Mukti Lakshmi, Koya tribal from Ramachandrapuram village in …
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Farmers of Ramanathapuram village of Julurpad mandal in Khammam …
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Farmers of Ramanathapuram village of Julurpad mandal in Khammam …
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Farmers of Ramanathapuram village of Julurpad mandal in Khammam …
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Rama Devi (yellow sari) is the village coordinator in Julurpad …
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Islavat Sakru is a farmer of Regulathanda village in Thekulapalli …
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Rooftop rainwater harvesting in Aizawl
Spring water collection for drinking purpose
Farmer Ventakiah's house in Bogaram village of Kosgi mandal, Mahbubnagar district, Andhra Pradesh. The door is reinforced with plastic from aid material from United States.
Farmer Ventakiah's house in Bogaram village of Kosgi mandal, Mahbubnagar district, Andhra Pradesh. The door is reinforced with plastic from aid material from United States.
Ventakiah, 30, farmer, who enrolled for NPM farming, in Bogaram village of Kosgi mandal, Mahbubnagar district, Andhra Pradesh.
Ventakiah, 30, farmer, who enrolled for NPM farming, in Bogaram village of Kosgi mandal, Mahbubnagar district, Andhra Pradesh.
Lambadi women prepare for Holi in a village near Kosgi town of Mahbubnagar district, Andhra Pradesh.
Lambadi women prepare for Holi in a village near Kosgi town of Mahbubnagar district, Andhra Pradesh.
Lambadi women prepare for Holi in a village near Kosgi town of Mahbubnagar district, Andhra Pradesh.
Anjalaiah (left), 30, is a farmer from Amlikuntla village in Kosgi mandal of Mahbubnagar district of Andhra Pradesh. He suffered pesticide poisoning in 2005, for which he was admitted to a hospital, where he spent Rs 4,000 for four days.
Anjalaiah (left), 30, is a farmer from Amlikuntla village in Kosgi mandal of Mahbubnagar district of Andhra Pradesh. He suffered pesticide poisoning in 2005, for which he was admitted to a hospital, where he spent Rs 4,000 for four days.
Anjalaiah (left), 30, is a farmer from Amlikuntla village in Kosgi mandal of Mahbubnagar district of Andhra Pradesh. He suffered pesticide poisoning in 2005, for which he was admitted to a hospital, where he spent Rs 4,000 for four days.
Anjalaiah (left), 30, is a farmer from Amlikuntla village in Kosgi mandal of Mahbubnagar district of Andhra Pradesh. He suffered pesticide poisoning in 2005, for which he was admitted to a hospital, where he spent Rs 4,000 for four days.
P Venkateswarlu, a Koya tribal from Ramachandrapuram village in Julurpad mandal, Khammam district, Andhra Pradesh. After giving up pesticides, they are releasing their lands leased out to their creditors who are also input dealers.
Easam Narasimha, a Koya tribal from Ramachandrapuram village in Julurpad mandal, Khammam district, Andhra Pradesh. After giving up pesticides, they are releasing their lands leased out to their creditors who are also input dealers.
Mukti Lakshmi, Koya tribal from Ramachandrapuram village in Julurpad mandal, Khammam district, Andhra Pradesh. She has led her village to adopt non-pesticidal farming. The village is doing well. Farmers are releasing their lands leased out to their creditors who are also input dealers.
Mukti Lakshmi, Koya tribal from Ramachandrapuram village in Julurpad mandal, Khammam district, Andhra Pradesh. She has led her village to adopt non-pesticidal farming. The village is doing well. Farmers are releasing their lands leased out to their creditors who are also input dealers.
A Koya tribal from Ramachandrapuram village in Julurpad mandal, Khammam district, Andhra Pradesh. She has led her village to adopt non-pesticidal farming. The village is doing well. Farmers are releasing their lands leased out to their creditors who are also input dealers.
A Koya tribal from Ramachandrapuram village in Julurpad mandal, Khammam district, Andhra Pradesh. She has led her village to adopt non-pesticidal farming. The village is doing well. Farmers are releasing their lands leased out to their creditors who are also input dealers.
P Venkateswarlu, a Koya tribal from Ramachandrapuram village in Julurpad mandal, Khammam district, Andhra Pradesh. After giving up pesticides, they are releasing their lands leased out to their creditors who are also input dealers.
Easam Narasimha, a Koya tribal from Ramachandrapuram village in Julurpad mandal, Khammam district, Andhra Pradesh. After giving up pesticides, they are releasing their lands leased out to their creditors who are also input dealers.
P Venkateswarlu, a Koya tribal from Ramachandrapuram village in Julurpad mandal, Khammam district, Andhra Pradesh. After giving up pesticides, they are releasing their lands leased out to their creditors who are also input dealers.
Mukti Lakshmi, Koya tribal from Ramachandrapuram village in Julurpad mandal, Khammam district, Andhra Pradesh. She has led her village to adopt non-pesticidal farming. The village is doing well. Farmers are releasing their lands leased out to their creditors who are also input dealers.
Mukti Lakshmi, Koya tribal from Ramachandrapuram village in Julurpad mandal, Khammam district, Andhra Pradesh. She has led her village to adopt non-pesticidal farming. The village is doing well. Farmers are releasing their lands leased out to their creditors who are also input dealers.
Farmers of Ramanathapuram village of Julurpad mandal in Khammam district show neem seed kernels they collected and stored for use as pesticides.
Farmers of Ramanathapuram village of Julurpad mandal in Khammam district show neem seed kernels they collected and stored for use as pesticides.
Farmers of Ramanathapuram village of Julurpad mandal in Khammam district show neem seed kernels they collected and stored for use as pesticides.
Rama Devi (yellow sari) is the village coordinator in Julurpad town of the NPM programme run by SERP, Department of Rural Development, Andhra Pradesh.
Islavat Sakru is a farmer of Regulathanda village in Thekulapalli mandal of Khammam district. Laxma Jarpula is from Sitarampuram village in Kothagudem mandal of the same district. They say farmers in the entire area have stopped using pesticides on cotton as they don't work at all. Farmers still use pesticides for paddy.
Islavat Sakru is a farmer of Regulathanda village in Thekulapalli mandal of Khammam district. Laxma Jarpula is from Sitarampuram village in Kothagudem mandal of the same district. They say farmers in the entire area have stopped using pesticides on cotton as they don't work at all. Farmers still use pesticides for paddy.
