The farmers of Madhya Pradesh speedily opting bio-farming method. It is not only help to earn extra penny but also reduce use of chemical fertilisers in farming.
Ramkrishna Mishra, a farmer of Jaithari Janpad panchayat of Anuppur district has become star campaigner of bio-farming in the district these days. Farmers of surrounding villages have been adopting it by influencing him.
Ramkrishna, a farmer of Mauhri village said, “Good results are yielded if modern technology of agriculture is used with bio farming.” Adding that, the field staff of the Agriculture Department advised him to use vermicompost while farming and use organic seeds. Through this experiment, paddy of worth `2.50 lakh and wheat of worth `2 lakh have been producing in 20 acres of land.
Ramkrishna is taking crop of pulses and horticulture along with traditional crops. Ginger, turmeric and potato are produced in his farms with horticulture crops. In pulses crops, he produced Mung and Urad crops.
Now, Ramkrishna Mishra has a tractor and power trailer. lined sowing and use of agricultural machinery has proved to be very effective in his progress.
Madhya Pradesh is ahead area of bio farming and production in the country. The aim of bio farming is to get constant production without polluting soil, water and air. Soil has been considered as a living thing in bio farming. Its method depends on bio process. It is not only helpful in maintaining bio diversity but also in conformity with the principle of ecology.