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1. Why Z.B.N.F ?
2. What is it
3. Results
5. Future plan
1.BEEJAMRUTHAM 2. JEEVAMRUTHAM
Microbial seed Enhance soil
coating through microbiome through
cow urine and dung an ‘inoculum’ of
based formulations. fermented cow dung,
cow urine and other
local ingredients
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Drought proofing in Anantpur through Pre Monsoon Navdhanya
Land preparation by Navdhanya seeds treated Mulching done by Germination
9 Natural farming ploughing and with beejamrutham and ground nut and observed within 8
Fellows undertook applying broadcasted on the field bajra husk days of sowing
pre monsoon sowing Ghanajeevamrutham
ZBNF
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Inter-crops and
border crops
mulching
Core philosophy of ZBNF
• Air, water and soil has all nutrients that plants
require, and, in abundant quantities. Hence
there is no need to add synthetic fertilizers from
outside
3000 villages
Plan: all cultivable area in the village should come under Z.B.N.F in 5
years
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Results: Paddy : 1,155 CCEs Blackgram: 10 CCEs
Yields are ZBNF NON-ZBNF ZBNF NON-ZBNF
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Groundnut (Irrigated): 77 CCEs Groundnut (Rainfed): 65 CCEs
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Net income % Change
Net incomes have Crop
Costs in
ZBNF
Costs in non
ZBNF
Net income
in ZBNF
in Non in Net
ZBNF Income
increased
Groundnut
ZBNF and Non-ZBNF (irrigated) 45,866 59,800 97,383 60,303 61%
Yields in Rs/ha
90000
83188
80000 77206
70000 65729
60000 57559
40000 36124
31199
30000
19781
20000
10000
0
300 SC ST farmers got Net 213 Tenant farmers got 20 Single women farmers got
income of 138.03 Lakhs Netincome of 122.60 Lakhs Net income of 9.18 Lakhs
Per farmer investment Per farmer Gross income Per farmer net income
ZBNF- Poor farmers-Debt Redemption- Average per farmer
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0.9 0.86
0.82
0.8
0.7
0.59
0.6
0.5 0.49
0.5
0.4 0.36
0.31
0.3 0.27
0.2
0.13
0.1
0
300 SC ST Farmers,81.36 Lakhs 213 Tenant farmers, 92.57 Lakhs 20 Single Women farmers 2.61
Debt Redempted Debt Redempted Lakhs Debt Redempted
Debt Burden Amount repaid through ZBNF Suplus Outstanding Debt
Resilience to Climate Change
Improved ability of ZBNF farms to withstand A Case of Paddy Crop in
extreme weather conditions and seasonal changes Vishakapatnam district
Non
ZBNF
ZBNF
Cyclone-damaged non-ZBNF conventional paddy plot adjacent to unaffected ZBNF paddy plot
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Increase in Presence of
earthworm beneficiary
movement insects
Increased Increase in
number of birds and
honey bees birds nest
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Anantpur pre monsoon sown
crops
Z.B.N.F in A.P - key pillars
The A.P programme has 6 key pillars :
1. Z.B.N.F is a transformative idea. Positive results experienced by
farmers from the first year itself.
2. Govt. support and ownership. Agri dept, at all levels has owned the
program
3. Dedicated implementation arrangements – state level to village
level – through Rythu sadhikara samstha
4. Implementation by farmers. Farmer trainers created by the
programme itself
5. Women SHGs and Farmers Institutions – for scaling up and
sustaining and deepening the programme
6. Collaboration and networks – global and national - science,
markets, finances, policy, development institutions 39
1. Key role of Sh. Subhash Palekar, father of ZBNF
• Farmer Database;
• e-Tracking progress on adoption of ZBNF
practices,
• Enabling traceability - certification
• Crop conditions
• Performance monitoring of functionaries
• e Marketing
• Geo-mapping
• Climate information
4. ZBNF Package of practices made accessible
to all farmers
• A comprehensive ZBNF workbook published
by the Agri. Dept and Agri. University
UNEP
Resource Mobilization
SIFF
for Scaling up ZBNF Establishing Creating market Quantifying health
Science behind Connect with
access for ZBNF benefits to
ZBNF other Donors
MoU with BNP Paribas farmers citizens
A.P Govt’s Vision - scaling up
to the whole state
A.P Govt plans to cover 60 lakh farmers in 12924 Gram
panchayats by 2024 and cover the entire cultivable area
of 80 lakh hectares by 2026. ( 90 % area)
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60 lakh
farmers
60 lakh
farmers
35 lakh 2025-26
2023-24 Cover entire
farmers
Reach All cultivable
7.5 lakh
farmers 2021-22
Reach All GPs
Farm
Families
area in AP Achieving
163,000 2019-20
(12,924)
the Vision
farmers Reach All
Mandals
2017-18
Reached all
districts and
50% mandals
13 Rupees in
Economic
Benefits to
farmer
One rupee
spent on
converting a
farmer into
ZBNF
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Generic lessons …
1.How to rank innovations? Which ones
should we pursue ?
2.Innovation in dissemination critical – as
important as the idea itself.
5.Social accountability 67