By Varsha Jain | Project Leader
Dear Friend,
Doogli Bai lives in a rural village in southern Rajasthan. She was a traditional farmer, growing wheat and maize for her own consumption and had no surplus to sell.
Through the intervention of Seva Mandir, she learnt to grow cash crops like coriander using natural practices. She also received training in advanced farming techniques and the use of natural farming methods, which greatly reduced her expenditure on pesticides and chemical fertilisers. eventually, she harvested a large quantity of coriander and sold it in the nearby market, earning around Rs. 10,000. She had never made so much money from her farm before.
Thanks to supporters like you, Dooglibai and many other small farmers like her are able to improve their incomes through agriculture.
We are happy to share that we are participating in GlobalGiving’s April 2024 Little by Little campaign. During Campaign from 8th to 12th April, all eligible donations up to $50 will be matched at 50%. Therefore, matching donations will make every contribution count even more, helping us to empower more farmers of southern Rajasthan.
We hope you'll consider extending your generous support once again.
Your Sincerely,
Ronak Shah
Chief Executive
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