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‘शबला सेवा संस्थान’ के संस्थापक अविनाश कुमार ने गोरखपुर की बंजर मैदानी जमीन पर सेब के पेड़ों में फल उगाकर नई उम्मीद जगाई।
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News, activities and farmer stories.
Recent updates from Shabla Seva’s work in natural farming, medicinal plants, soil health and seed conservation.
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Dr. Avinash Kumar honoured with the Krishi Veer award.
डॉ. अविनाश कुमार को ‘कृषिवीर’ सम्मान
Uttar Pradesh Agriculture Minister Surya Pratap Shahi presented the Krishi Veer Samman to Dr. Avinash Kumar at Kisan Karvaan 2.0 – Zonal Kisan Mahasabha, organised by Kisan Tak (India Today Group) with the Government of Uttar Pradesh.
यह सम्मान भारतीय कृषि के उत्थान, नवाचार, सतत विकास तथा कृषक समुदाय के सशक्तिकरण में उनके उल्लेखनीय योगदान के लिए प्रदान किया गया।
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Shabla Seva in the press.
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किसान अविनाश उगा रहे हैं काला आलू
शबला सेवा संस्थान के सहयोग से पादरी बाजार में औषधीय गुणों वाले काले आलू की खेती; महिला किसानों के साथ विस्तार की योजना।
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Natural farming for healthier soil
Shabla Seva shared practical awareness on restoring soil balance, conserving water and sustaining yields through natural farming.
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Building stronger farms with organic inputs
A farmer awareness update focused on using organic fertilizers to improve soil quality and strengthen crop resilience.
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Sharing the value of Kalmegh
Shabla Seva highlighted Kalmegh as part of its ongoing education around Indian medicinal plants and traditional wellness.
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Free Tulsi seeds and cultivation training
In a self-reported update, the organization announced free Tulsi seeds and farming guidance for participating farmers in Uttar Pradesh, Bihar and Jharkhand.
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Farmer network reaches 20,000 participants
Shabla Seva reported that more than 20,000 farmers had joined its Tulsi cultivation and natural farming network across several states.
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Indigenous seed bank preserves 114 varieties
In a self-reported update, Shabla Seva documented its Desi Seed Bank initiative preserving 114+ indigenous vegetable seed varieties.
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