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Organic farming sowed the seeds of their destiny

June 6, 2017 ofai

K.P. Ilyas and Shamika Mone are a study in harmony. The organic farmer from Kozhikode and the agricultural researcher from Pune are bound by a common quest for indigenous seed varieties.

The couple has married their work to their life. They live together, do organic farming together and learn about it together.

They realized they had more in common than the pursuit of organic farming practices.

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