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  🌿 Dreaming of a Greener Tomorrow? Join Mrittika Harvest! Where Soil Meets Soul. 💚 Under the open sky — where the wind whispers through the leaves — lies a vision we are nurturing at Mrittika Harvest: a world where nature and humanity flourish side by side. We believe every person carries within them a unique gift. A seed. A spark. A story that can transform the future. Whether your magic lies in: 📝 Crafting stories that stir hearts, 🎞️ Editing videos into powerful visuals, 📸 Capturing raw beauty through your lens, 🎨 Designing art that inspires change, or ✨ Offering time, ideas, or energy for a good cause... You are welcome here. Mrittika Harvest is more than a brand. It’s a movement. A creative ecosystem of kindred spirits working to heal soil, empower farmers, and restore our planet — together. We believe your creativity can change the world. Your skills, no matter how small they seem, are seeds of transformation in the garden of climate action and sustainability....

YouTube  🎥 From Field to Future: A Day in the Life of Black Rice Farming 🌾 Published by Mrittika Harvest | 2025 🌱 "This isn’t just farming—it’s a revolution sprouting from the soil." We recently traveled across the fertile belts of Assam and West Bengal—from Golaghat and Dhemaji to Nadia and Bankura—to witness a movement quietly reshaping rural India: Black Rice Farming. In this video, we captured not just a crop cycle, but a story of resilience, sustainability, and empowerment. 🔍 What Makes Black Rice So Special? Black Rice, often called the “forbidden rice”, is a dark, antioxidant-rich grain known for its deep nutritional value and cultural significance. But for farmers here, it's more than food—it’s a source of identity and livelihood. 🎬 What You'll See in the Video: 🌾 Transplanting young saplings by hand in water-filled paddies 👩‍🌾 Women SHGs leading from the front in collective cultivation 🌿 Lush green fields slowly turning golden as harvest nears 🧺 Clo...

  Instagram 🌾 Black Rice: The Purple Grain Reviving Farms and Forests in Assam & West Bengal In the quiet fields of Assam and West Bengal, a vibrant transformation is underway. It's not just about farming — it's about reclaiming lost traditions, healing the soil, and restoring dignity to smallholder farmers. Welcome to the Purple Revolution , powered by Black Rice . 🟣 What is Black Rice? Black Rice, also known as “Forbidden Rice” or “Chakhao” (in Manipur), is a unique variety of rice known for its dark purple hue. Its color comes from anthocyanins — powerful antioxidants that make it as nutritious as it is beautiful. But beyond its health benefits, Black Rice holds the potential to transform agriculture and livelihoods . 📍 Where Is It Grown? In Eastern India, Black Rice cultivation is gaining momentum in several districts: 🗺️ Assam : Golaghat Dhemaji Kamrup Jorhat 🗺️ West Bengal : Cooch Behar Nadia Bankura These areas, rich in indigeno...

 🌱 Introduction Okra, or bhindi, is one of India's most loved and widely cultivated vegetables. Whether you're a commercial farmer or a progressive grower, choosing the right seed variety makes all the difference. That’s where US Agriseeds SW 009 Hybrid Okra comes in—an F1 hybrid seed engineered for performance, purity, and protection. 🌾 Why Choose SW 009? Here’s why farmers across India are switching to this hybrid okra: F1 Hybrid Strength SW 009 is a first-generation hybrid, giving you more uniform crops, better disease tolerance, and higher productivity. High Purity & Germination With 99% physical purity and 65% minimum germination, you're investing in quality that delivers. Wider Adaptability Recommended for cultivation in major Indian states including AP, TN, WB, J&K, UP, NE states, and more—across Kharif, Rabi, and Summer. Pre-Treated for Safety Treated with Captan (fungicide) and Imidacloprid (insecticide), the seeds offer early-stage protection against soi...

  Facebook 🌱 Join the Green Rev olution with Mrittika Harvest! 🌱 Are you passionate about sustainable farming, soil health, and empowering rural livelihoods ? Do you dream of making an impact where it truly matters — on the ground, with the growers of our future ? Then it’s time to be part of Mrittika Harvest — a purpose-driven community where innovation meets tradition, and action meets awareness. 🚜 Collaborate on real-world solutions 🌾 Connect with experts, farmers, and green entrepreneurs 🧪 Co-create knowledge in agroecology & natural farming 📢 Be a voice for change in agri-climate action We’re not just growing crops — we’re growing hope . 💚 Let your roots run deep with us. Be the change agriculture needs. 📩 DM us to join or email us at: nffs2021@gmail.com 🌐 Follow us across all platforms: @MrittikaHarvest 🌱 মৃত্তিকা হারভেস্ট-এর সঙ্গে সবুজ বিপ্লবে যোগ দিন! 🌱 আপনি কি টেকসই কৃষি, মাটির স্বাস্থ্য, এবং গ্রামীণ জীবিকাকে ক্ষমতায়ন করার বিষয়ে আগ্রহী? আপন...

Facebook  🌿 Rooftop Gardening: A Greener Way to Urban Living 🌿 In today’s concrete cities, space is a luxury—but nature doesn’t need much to thrive. That’s where rooftop gardening steps in—a sustainable and practical solution for urban farming right above our heads! ✅ What is it? Rooftop gardening involves growing vegetables, fruits, herbs, and even flowers on the flat rooftops of urban buildings—making use of underutilized space. 🌱 Why Rooftop Gardens Matter: ✔️ Fresh, organic produce just a few steps away ✔️ Reduces indoor temperature and energy use ✔️ Improves air quality and adds greenery ✔️ Supports mental wellness and food security ✔️ Builds self-reliance in cities Whether you live in a metro apartment or work in a high-rise, your roof can become a mini-farm—no farmland required! 📞 Want to start your own rooftop garden? Contact us for guidance and ideas: 📧 nffs2021@gmail.com 📱 8195825669

Facebook   🌱 Mrittika Harvest is Now Everywhere! We’re growing—and so is our presence 🌍✨ To make our vision of farmer-first, soil-focused agriculture accessible and engaging, Mrittika Harvest is now available across multiple platforms: 📌 Facebook 📌 Instagram 📌 WhatsApp Channel 📌 Twitter (X) 📌 LinkedIn 📌 Google My Business 📌 Blogger (Official Blog Page) Wherever you are, we’re just a click away. 💬 Updates 🌾 Knowledge 🧪 Experiments 🤝 Community building 📷 Field stories Stay connected and grow with us—one post, one step, one field at a time 🌾 🔍 Follow us on all platforms 📩 DM or comment to collaborate or support 📬 Email us at nffs2021@gmail.com 📞 Or call us at +91-8195825669

Facebook 🥭 Mango: The Unsung Hero of Climate-Resilient Agriculture When we think of mangoes, we think of summer sweetness. But the mango tree is much more than a seasonal delight—it is a powerful tool in the fight against climate change and rural poverty. Here’s why the mango tree matters: It is  deep-rooted  storing carbon and stabilizing the soil. It  survives drought  needing minimal inputs once established. It  cools  the environment and  prevents erosion It provides  sustainable livelihoods  to millions of Indian farmers. It is a  symbol of agroforestry  —blending biodiversity with productivity. At  Mrittika Harvest  we advocate for planting mango trees across rural landscapes as part of a  regenerative farming system.  With every mango tree, we move toward  food security, climate resilience, and farmer empowerment. Let’s grow shade, soil, and sweetness—for today and tomorrow. 🌳?...

Facebook 🌿 Drumstick (Moringa): The Miracle Tree for Sustainable Farming and Health The drumstick plant, or Moringa oleifera , has been rightly called a miracle tree . Native to the Indian subcontinent, it is now recognized globally for its exceptional properties. Why should farmers grow drumstick? Climate-Resilient : Grows in drought-prone and poor soil conditions Fast-Growing : Can be harvested multiple times a year Low Maintenance : Requires minimal care Soil Enhancer : Acts as green manure and organic compost Natural Growth Promoter : Juice from leaves can be used as biostimulant Health & Nutritional Benefits High in vitamin A , C , calcium , potassium , and protein Seeds purify water Known to control blood sugar and cholesterol Boosts immunity and improves digestion Economic Potential Pods (drumsticks) have market demand Leaves used in nutraceuticals Oil from seeds is high-value 🌱 At Mrittika Harvest, we encourage integrated far...

Facebook 🌾 10 Sustainable Farming Tips Every Farmer Should Know In a world increasingly affected by climate change, degraded soils, and rising input costs, sustainable farming is no longer a choice—it's a necessity. By embracing environmentally friendly practices, farmers can ensure long-term productivity, conserve resources, and promote healthier food systems. Here are 10 practical tips that can help farmers shift towards a more sustainable, regenerative way of farming. 1. 🌱 Focus on Soil Health Healthy soil is the foundation of sustainable agriculture. 🟢 Add compost, green manure, and cover crops to improve fertility. 🟢 Avoid over-tilling to preserve soil structure and biodiversity. 2. 🌾 Diversify Your Crops Don’t rely on a single crop. 🟢 Rotate crops seasonally. 🟢 Try intercropping or agroforestry for better pest control and resource use. 3. 🍀 Go Organic Whenever Possible Say no to synthetic chemicals. 🟢 Use organic fertilizers like compost or cow dung. ...

Facebook   🌾 Zero Budget Natural Farming (ZBNF): A Silent Revolution Rooted in Indian Soil 🇮🇳 In the midst of rising input costs, unsustainable agricultural practices, and growing debt among farmers, a quiet but powerful revolution is unfolding across India's farmlands. It's called Zero Budget Natural Farming (ZBNF) —a farmer-driven movement that redefines how we grow food by going back to our roots. 🌱 What is ZBNF? Zero Budget Natural Farming is not just a method—it's a philosophy. Developed by Padma Shri awardee Subhash Palekar , ZBNF empowers farmers to produce healthy, chemical-free crops without the need for loans or costly inputs . The term "zero budget" refers to the elimination of external expenses —farmers use locally available resources like cow dung, urine, jaggery, and native seeds to nourish the soil and protect crops naturally. 🧪 The 4 Pillars of ZBNF Jeevamrutha – A microbial-rich tonic made from local cow dung and urine, jaggery, an...