Natural Farming
Natural Farming without Cows: What Beginners can Still Do
For many beginners in India, the first hesitation about natural farming appears around one question. What if I do not have cows. This concern is understandable. Much of the conversation around natural farming highlights indigenous cow based inputs, and beginners often assume that without cows, natural farming is impossible. At Terragaon Farms in Birbhum, West
Natural Farming on Small Land: What Actually Works
Small land changes everything. On paper, farming advice often assumes space, buffers, and capital. On the ground, especially for holdings under five acres, every decision carries weight. One wrong input can lock cash. One failed crop can break confidence. One season of stress can push families out of farming altogether. At Terragaon Farms in Birbhum,
Natural Farming for Beginners in India
For many beginners in India, natural farming does not start with ideology. It starts with confusion. What exactly should I stop using.What should I replace it with.Will my soil recover.Will I lose money in the first year. At Terragaon Farms in Birbhum, West Bengal, we have seen that beginners struggle not because natural farming is
Natural Farming in India: A Complete Guide to Methods, Benefits and Real World Practice
Something has quietly changed in Indian agriculture. Across villages, farmers are asking different questions than they did a decade ago. Not how much fertiliser to apply, but why soil no longer smells alive. Not which pesticide works faster, but why pests return stronger every season. These questions do not come from ideology. They come from
