Skip to content




OFAI

OFAI

India's biggest network of organic farmers

  • Home
  • Organisation
    • Mission and Goals
    • Member
    • Organic Certification and Labeling Scheme
    • Intercontinental Network of Organic Farming Organisations (INOFO)
  • Affiliations
  • Contact
  • Organic Mahotsav
  • OWC 2017
  • Resources
  • Newsletters
xClose Menu

Manipur lagging behind in organic farming Dir NCOF

August 25, 2014 ofai 0 Comments

Imphal, August 22 2014

Ministry of Agriculture, Government of India has earmarked an amount of Rs 100 crore for developing organic farming in northeastern States, said Dr Krishan Chandra, Director of National Centre of Organic Farming (NCOF), Government of India.

Post navigation

Previous PostPrevious
Next PostNext

Recent Posts

  • Karshika Mela: As organic as it gets
  • Farming the organic way with Juhi Chawla
  • Heavenly Organics uses honey to foster peace in conflict zones across India
  • 6th Beejotsav
  • Independence through seed art
  • Uplifting W Bengals farmer community through organic produce
  • Dantewada farmers lauded for taking up organic farming
  • Need to conserve available diversity of banana varieties
  • Pioneers then, role models now
  • Karnataka focus on dryland farming
  • Organic farming in 5.75 lakh hectare in MP
  • Increasing number of professionals are now renting agricultural land for organic farming
  • Food fest from Feb. 17
  • 11-year-old girl transformed her courtyard into a lush vegetable garden!
  • Ryots reap rich dividends with organic cotton
Organic Farm WordPress Theme