Introduction
Manrawati, a 45-year-old farmer from Banjarah village, transformed her family’s livelihood through diversified cropping and Machan farming, supported by Swabhiman Samiti’s interventions. Her household of 12 members faced severe financial constraints, relying on subsistence farming and external labor migration for survival.
Challenges Faced
Intervention by Swabhiman Samiti
Under the FASAL-2 Project, Swabhiman Samiti initiated the Women Farmers’ Group in Banjarah, training participants in innovative practices such as:
Implementation and Results
Total Annual Income: Over ₹83,000
Impact
Conclusion
Manrawati’s story highlights the transformative power of adopting diversified cropping and Machan farming techniques. Her resilience and willingness to embrace change have not only improved her family’s livelihood but also inspired her community to pursue sustainable agriculture.
Acknowledgment
The above stories exemplify the profound impact of Swabhiman Samiti’s Crop-2 Project in empowering women farmers. By providing knowledge, training, and resources, the organization has enabled rural families to achieve financial stability and sustainability, fostering a culture of innovation and resilience in the region.
