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A group of women in Lahan Mowada village in Maharashtra, India, have been experimenting with organic farming for the past eight years. They were introduced to the benefits of organic farming by non-profit organizations and decided to try chemical-free practices to reduce reliance on chemicals and increase their income. The women have seen positive results, including improved crop growth and reduced damage from pests and diseases. They have also expanded their involvement in other developmental activities in the village, such as improving water availability and creating employment opportunities. [Extracted from the article] |
