Agro Rangers Trust

At AGRO RANGERS , we recognize that degraded soil quality poses a significant threat to the livelihoods of farmers and contributes to the cycle of po Read moreverty. As chemical farming is a leading cause of soil degradation and contributes to climate change effects, we promote chemical-free alternative farming practices such as regenerative organic farming. Our team of AGRO RANGERS conducts a thorough evaluation of soil, water, and climatic conditions to provide farmers with customized and resilient farming solutions. We support farmers in the implementation of tried and tested climate-resilient regenerative agroforestry interventions on their farmland. Our program provides agroforestry saplings, drip irrigation systems, biofertilizers, and post-plantation care support to the farmers at incentivized costs.  Our goal at AGRO RANGERS is to rejuvenate farmland soil quality, increase crop production, improve adaptation and mitigation of climate change impacts, and enhance economic resilience by diversifying crops. We aim to equip farmers with the necessary tools and knowledge to achieve sustainable farming practices that benefit both their livelihoods and the environment.

Their vision is to empower small and marginal farmers by rejuvenating farmlands, and their mission is to create sustainable livelihoods for farmers through innovative agroforestry models that improve soil quality and reduce the impact of climate change.

A significant milestone for Agro Rangers Trust is the transformation of a once barren 7-acre plot into a regenerative farm training center aimed at educating farmers. They have constructed a nursery shed with the assistance of students from Vigyan Ashram, Pabal, and completed a borewell for irrigation. Additionally, they have conducted crash courses on permaculture, engaged in research on indigenous mixed cropping systems, and presented their findings to organizations like WASSAN and RRA Network. Their work has been recognized by Access Agriculture and has garnered support from institutions such as London Business School's Project Aasha and Medha for internship opportunities.