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These paddy fields, spanning 500 acres, have survived the pressures of shifting to cash crops and concrete.
As Kaziranga expands its boundaries and tightens protection measures, the indigenous Mising community's long-standing access to forests is being cut off.
For over a decade, Vanita Tai, an Aarey resident and Sanjiv Valsan have been rewilding Aarey's farmlands with mahua, jamun and other native trees.
Beyond natural farming, Beejom also nurtures Strijan, a collective for women farmers to supplement their livelihoods.
Years of pesticide use degraded their land, harmed their health, and left many in debt. With support and training, four farmers returned to organic methods.
Shree Padre, a visionary journalist and farmer, founded Adike Patrike, India’s first farmer-led magazine, to give farmers a voice in their own stories.
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