Tribal farming systems, based on the wisdom and experiences of several generations, are well-adapted to local conditions and constraints.

By mid- March all the flat ice on ground had melted, but not our Stupa.

It only needs to rain once, sometime during the southwest monsoon – about 80-100 mm is what the desert farms need to thrive!

Small-scale, sustainable farms are the best way to alleviate world hunger while promoting sustainable development.

Two villages in Meghalaya revive their farming traditions, conserving biodiversity and securing their livelihoods.

Unlike the more popular 'slash and burn' form of jhum cultivation, here the trees are not felled but pollarded at a certain height.