The Organic Farming Association of India (OFAI) is the country’s only organization of grassroots organic farmers. Since Indian agriculture continues to remain a source of livelihood for mostly small farmers and peasants, OFAI membership reflects this ground reality as well.
OFAI is also committed to active involvement of women farmers in the decision-making structures of the [...]
Pradeep Nikam’ Farm
o promote nature-friendly, scientific, farming systems and practices that are economically viable, energy efficient and oriented towards the conservation of the environment and the empowerment of rural communities, building upon indigenous and traditional knowledge, skills and practices. It will aim to help organize farm-households and families engaged in organic farming and connected activities lies into a recognizable entity that will effectively represent their interests at local, state, regional and national levels.
Nandish farm
The Organic Farming Association of India (OFAI) is the country’s only organization of grassroots organic farmers. Since Indian agriculture continues to remain a source of livelihood for mostly small farmers and peasants, OFAI membership reflects this ground reality as w
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The Organic Farming Association of India (OFAI) is the country's only organization of grassroots organic farmers. Since Indian agriculture continues to remain a source of livelihood for mostly small farmers and peasants, OFAI membership reflects this ground reality as well. OFAI is also committed to active involvement of women farmers in the decision-making structures of the association. Such involvement is mandatory and reflected in the organisation's bye-laws. The association - which is registered under the Indian Societies Registration Act - was formed three years ago. Its memorandum of association was written and approved after a wide consultation with organic farmers.
