Hello, India’s agricultural system has seen a lot of uncertainty this past year, with many struggles and a few triumphs. The Farm Laws being repealed have led to different stakeholders learning different lessons. Some about […]
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#68 – Going Bananas, Women Owning Land, Soy Sauce Jalebis & More
The humblest of all fruits, the banana, is something we take for granted. It’s perhaps the ubiquity of it being everywhere: the corner shop, the gourmet market, to some it’s art and to some the same is protest.
#39 — Camel cheese, tikka masala burritos, and more🐫🌯🍛
Hello, This past week, we’ve been mulling over a question: what is local and what is not? This question applies more to India as she’s caught between waves of rapid modernisation and traditional practices. In […]
#37 — Indian elections and the agrarian distress, responsible food heroes, and more
The Indian elections and the great Indian agrarian distress.

All you need to know about Silvopasture
Silvopasture is one of the identified solutions to reverse climate change. Here’s a brief about what it means and its impact. What is Silvopasture? Silvopasture is the traditional practice of combining trees, livestock and forage […]

#7 — Krishi Unnati Mela, StreetSathi and More
44% of India works in agriculture but the industry only contributes to only 17% of the GDP. We have seen over the years that it pays less to be a farmer.

#6 — Rajasthan, plant-based protein and more
India, has an increasingly growing entrepreneurial ecosystem and it’s time we move beyond the obvious cities.

#5 — #KisanLongMarch, Maggi and more.
With Indian food getting more popular globally, the irony of farmers struggling to get their square meals is hard to ignore.

#4 — On feeding a billion people and more..
What will India be eating? With farmers giving up on crops because of dropping prices or unpredicted weather forecasts tearing through hectares of fields and months of hard work, who and what will feed India’s 1.32 billion people?

#2 — Assam’s seed library, Walmart’s entry into India & more
Supply chain and logistics in India are drawn across extrements. Cchallenges range from focusing on areas susceptible to hunger to feeding the demand of the growing middle class.