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Sampark Sanstha has introduced innovative and practical farm practices in the tribal regions of Jhabua rooted in local knowledge and responsive to the challenges of climate change. These practices focus on low-cost, sustainable, and eco-friendly methods that enhance soil fertility, reduce input dependency, and increase farm productivity.
Key interventions include land leveling, soil improvement using pond silt, vermi composting, traditional seed preservation, crop diversification, drip irrigation, mulching, organic pest control, and kitchen and orchard gardening. So far, over 30,000 farming families have directly benefited from these initiatives, many of whom now serve as resource farmers and motivators within their communities.
Sampark Sanstha has introduced innovative and practical farm practices in the tribal regions of Jhabua rooted in local knowledge and responsive to the challenges of climate change. These practices focus on low-cost, sustainable, and eco-friendly methods that enhance soil fertility, reduce input dependency, and increase farm productivity.
Key interventions include land leveling, soil improvement using pond silt, vermi composting, traditional seed preservation, crop diversification, drip irrigation, mulching, organic pest control, and kitchen and orchard gardening. So far, over 30,000 farming families have directly benefited from these initiatives, many of whom now serve as resource farmers and motivators within their communities.
Each farmer received customized training and farm planning based on their land type, needs, and available resources. With vermi compost beds, many farmers now produce their own organic manure, while some earn additional income by selling surplus compost.
Sampark’s farm practices are not merely technical upgrades but a community-driven transformation model that blends tradition with innovation. These practices empower farmers to become stewards of sustainable agriculture and agents of change, promoting climate-resilient livelihoods and environmental regeneration. The approach is inclusive, participatory, and deeply rooted in the local context—making it a replicable model for rural development in other similar regions.
Each farmer received customized training and farm planning based on their land type, needs, and available resources. With vermi compost beds, many farmers now produce their own organic manure, while some earn additional income by selling surplus compost.
Sampark’s farm practices are not merely technical upgrades but a community-driven transformation model that blends tradition with innovation. These practices empower farmers to become stewards of sustainable agriculture and agents of change, promoting climate-resilient livelihoods and environmental regeneration. The approach is inclusive, participatory, and deeply rooted in the local context—making it a replicable model for rural development in other similar regions.
4,000 farmers linked to local markets. To add major benefit to farmers in sustainable farm practices.
Sampark Sanstha is transforming farming in the tribal areas of Jhabua by combining traditional knowledge with sustainable, climate-resilient practices. With low-cost methods like vermi composting, drip irrigation, traditional seed preservation, and organic pest control, over 30,000 farmers have improved productivity, reduced input costs, and achieved better food security.
Farming families directly benefited
Increase in crop production
Shift to eco-friendly, low-cost techniques
Annual savings on fertilizers & seeds
Empower women, boost sustainable farming, enhance livestock health, and protect biodiversity, to create resilient communities, ensure food security, and uplift livelihoods for generations to come.