While seeds are sown and harvesting is carried, women farmers work for about 3,300 hours which is almost double that of male farmers who contribute 1,860 hours, as per a report by a leading international group. Women comprise the most of small and marginal farmers. Despite their contribution being high over male counterparts, their access to the market is low. They are either paid less or unpaid as they do not own much land.
Women farmer groups are formed to dedicatedly serve and empower rural women farmers.
We Inculcate leadership qualities in them and try to boost their confidence.
Giving them a push to discover ways to have enhanced access to markets.
Imparting them with the necessary knowledge and skills in the arena of jaivik kheti.
Women farmers are confidently cultivating paddy using SRI
Active women participants were appointed as village resource persons
Women linked with the National Rural Livelihood Mission