Eco India: A young changemaker is renewing hill farming and making it lucrative for her community
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ต.ค. 2020
- Every week, Eco India brings you stories that inspire you to build a cleaner, greener and better tomorrow. Our top story this week looks at how 29-year-old Ranjana Kukreti's endeavour to combine traditional knowledge with scientific techniques is bringing in a new dawn for hill farmers of her village in Uttarakhand.
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Script & Supervising Producer: Nooshin Mowla
Director of Photography: Devesh Prajapati
Video Editor: Sujit Lad
Field Producer: Tarun Grover
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Second Camera: Sonu Singh Bisht
Drone Operator: Jittu Singh
Executive Producer: Sannuta Raghu
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My Sunday always starts with eco India empowering videos of these change agents
Mine tooo...✌️
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Me too👍
Mine too😊
Very proud to have a girl like her in India..Ranjana..You are Marvellous!!!Lots of love 💖 !!!!
We need more people like her in agriculture sector.
What great women. And what a good man who spoke in favour of transferring ownership of land to them.
Welldon babhi ji... you're such an example of women empowerment who is not only running her house but at the same time empowering locals about the new techniques of farming especially organic farming which results in healthy crop production... proud of you.
Definitely, India will need many more young farmers like her. Without agriculture practiced by India's youth, India can never be the Asian power like of ancient times. Proud on the young women like her, who continuously do farming despite many hurdles faced by them. They must be supported by country's rich n powerful people.
New inspiration for next generation... 😍
Brilliant! greetings from Canada.
Sharing, Justice and Peace for All
We need more women like her, powerful women make the nation powerful also, women are better administrators no matter the field be it corporate or agriculture and this is a prime example of it
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Amazing work. We need more like her to work in this direction in the hilly region.
Definitely, a change maker and hierophant of her field..she is exemplary and has beautiful combined the modern and traditional way of farming..
God bless you and your work Kukretiji. Wishing you success in all your endeavours. You are an inspiration. Lots of love and respect from Mumbai. 🙏
Now youth is getting interested in agriculture sector.
Current Agriculture policy help this kind of enterpreneurs.
These type channel needs more subscribers. always encouraging
Great channel
Proud of Ranjana and all women farmers in Uttarakhand
We should not only watch these videos, we should also apply many of the things which are applicable in our daily life. Like planting trees, terrace gardening, waste management and all the other things. We should also buy eco friendly things and buy things from those who are under the poverty line.
These people are the real gems of India
Great video.
More power to you...
Hats off to Ranjana ji,
For not blaming the system and for implementing her thoughts.
I am also post graduate, Ph.D in Rural Development.
This is currently my favorite channel.
I am also planning to do something for farming in my village in uttrakhand
Good of you to thought of that, yours comments shows its been 1 yr, It will inspire us if you have made any change.
same with my country indonesia. i like your video
Thank you for bringing this rejuvenating story to us
You are great mam heads off to you love from uttrakhand.
Great content ❤
Inspiring..
Farming on hilly fields is not easy and productive. My family has been doing farming over generations here. Bas utna hi uga pate hein jitne mein sirf humara hi gujara ho sake.We face so many hurdles like Narrow and steep fields make it difficult to manoeuvre bulls and rotary tillers , heavy monsoon destroyers crop , no proper irrigation system.
Loved it.
Good job.. you are helpfull where i cant reach
the rich always walk on the backs of farmers
Its inspiring and interesting. Problems differ in each region in this particular sector.
In our region, most of our farmers are resenting agriculture just for the reason of not able to find labour or to be precise, not able to pay such high wages. I dont know how far the Govt. introduced schemes benifitted the labour community but they sure destroyed my region farmers' interest in doing farming. I saw many unwillingly gave up their lands to leasing/selling to corporate companies. Small farmers are worst hit with these Govt schemes to pay the labour. If your channel could focus on this issue, that might help in shedding light on this silent killer of farming.
Appreciate your work!!
True, there are huge issues. Unfortunately inspite of many govts doing many schemes a lot has been wasted, lots of suicides. Suicides of farmers must be prevented. Govts are talking lakhs of crores of packages, a lot of talk about infrastructure which is really not required for India. ( Roads are rail are essential but trees must not be slaughtered, let any govt give the account of trees cut and reasons for that. Also putting fire and destroying nature must stop ) The Sewerage Systems in cities are in bad shape and govt talks about big things.
Many years back there was Green Revolution ( agriculture ) and white revolution ( milk ). Has that gone to waste ? The agriculture has always been with animals. The waste from village was put in tanks to produce Gas for cooking and the rest was used as fertiliser in the fields. The problem of electricity - with solar, wind and Gobar Gas many farms should be self reliant on power. With drip irrigation a lot of water can be saved and diverted to those who need. So also with rain harvesting. The hill farming as shown here has many other problems.
The migration of labour to different parts should really be minimised. Providing local jobs and providing minimum basic level of amenities is possible.
Dr Anil prakash joshi is the founder of HESCO.
Nice
May god bless😘
Good job 👍
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GROWING FOOD IS THE MOST IMPORTANT JOB IN THE ENTIRE WORLD. THE DAY WHEN KIDS SAY THEY WANT TO BECOME A FARMER WHEN THEY GROW UP IS THE DAY THE HUMAN RACE WILL BECOME WISER.
My dream is to live there like a villagers
Just out of curiosity, how did DW become a collaborator? Is it some acquisition of sorts? Great video
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My Masi is the best
modicare active 80 gold aur modicare active max ko use karein plants aur soil mein
One suggestion for better video sound.
Pls put their voice in mute and instead of sub titles, pls give voice dubbing in English,
It is better,
Otherwise keep sub titles some more time and give clear background colour to the sub titles.
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I also want to work for environment , I'm college student currently part of environment club at my college. Is there any internships available in scroll?
I would do all kind of engineering and technical work.
My business is going good ( medical equipment consultancy )
But I'm not happy with.
I have Decided to enter in to farming .
2022 challenge for youth to double the former income
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I don't get why people with scattered land trade land to consolidate their land holdings
Not 1½ acre some thing wrong. Area looks more than it.
when land is monocropped 1 and half acres seems puny