Farmer Perception Analysis through quantitative and qualitative assessment of project interventions and documentation of cases as compendium

TNCC is actively engaged in promoting sustainable and environmentally friendly farming practices, particularly in the context of regenerative agriculture in Punjab, Northwest India. The organization is working with farmers to identify and implement solutions to challenges posed by certain farming methods that harm the environment and threaten the long-term sustainability of farming. TNCC initiated ‘Promoting Regenerative and No-Burn Agriculture’ (PRANA) project, aiming to reduce agricultural carbon footprints in Punjab and Haryana, North India.

TNCC, in collaboration with corporate and other partners, has launched a three-year pilot program aimed at rice and wheat farmers in 60 villages of Punjab and Haryana, North India. The project’s goal is to reduce agricultural carbon footprints through the adoption of regenerative and no-burn agriculture. The specific approaches include enhancing farmer knowledge of Crop Residue Management (CRM) technologies, conducting pilot demonstrations, and establishing a robust monitoring and evaluation system.