Our Work

Agriculture Marketing Tie-up

The NGO Providing marketing tie-up to the farmers Producers organisations for the high price for their commodities. The Tie- up with the AVT, Desi Fruits & Vegetables, Metro, More super Markets. The Farmers supplying their produce and get the payments in time
Identify potential farmers and producers organizations who can supply quality produce to the partnering supermarkets.
Reach out to the partnering supermarkets (AVT, Desi Fruits & Vegetables, Metro, More Super Markets) and negotiate the terms of the marketing tie-up program. This should include the volume of produce required, pricing, payment terms, quality standards, and delivery schedules.
Establish a communication channel between the farmers and the partnering supermarkets to ensure a smooth and efficient supply chain. This can be achieved through a dedicated point of contact or a mobile application that can track the movement of produce from farm to supermarket.
Train the farmers on best practices for harvesting, storing, and packaging their produce. This will ensure that the produce is of high quality and meets the quality standards of the partnering supermarkets.
Provide the necessary infrastructure for collection, storage, and transportation of produce from the farmers to the partnering supermarkets. This can include setting up collection centers or warehouses in strategic locations.
Monitor the performance of the program regularly and collect feedback from the farmers and the partnering supermarkets. This will help identify areas for improvement and ensure that the program is meeting its objectives.

Export of Banana 69 variety to Middle East countries

The NGO is in contact with the Desai Fruits and Vegerables pvt ltd., a Gujarat based company at Navasarai for a possible export of the banana (G9 variety) produced by the FPO members to Middle East. G9 variety of banana is cultivated in around 2500 acres in Krishna district. The agency has been invited to make a presentation of the proposal in Pune by the company officials on 16.07.2015. The agency had already visited Navasarai, Gujarat along with a group of banana farmers. The Desai Fruits and Vegetables pvt Imt is a sister company of Deepaket fertilisers pvt limited, Pune, Maharastra. The Desai Fruits and Vegetables pvt ltd has established three banana production cum market clusters one of which is at Navasarai near Surat in Gujarat. The company enters into a market agreement with a group of farmers. As per the market agreement the company takes over management of a banana plantation after the fruit setting stage. The company technical wing manages the production of banana bunches with appropriate package of practices to produce exportable produce matching the specifications of the importer party. The company mainly exports to Middle East countries. The farmer is paid market price by deducting the administrative and logistics cost.

FSPF Chilli Project

The farm Sector Promotion Fund Project is implementing with support of NABARD in Kellapalli Village, Dhamarcharla Mandal, Nalgonda District. The Main objective if this project is to promote safe cultivation and nursery promoting in shed net house, The NGO established a shed net house and hand over to the Bangaruthalli Misamma farmers club and gave training on the nursery management. The farmers are growing high quality chilli plants and supplying to the farmers with less price the farmers are trained in the micro irrigation practices, Pest management Pre and post harvesting practices and marketing issues. The Project is a model to all the farmers for transforming in to new technology.

Village Awareness Week Programmes

The Organisation conducted Vigilance Week in Kanchikacharla Mandal, Krishna District. With Objective to Eradicate Corruption in the Group programme. The Staff of the Organisation propagated Vigilance importance in the public services by Distribute palm plats.

Organic Farming

Farmers should reduce the use of chemical fertilizers in crop cultivation and focus on organic farming. Here are some reasons why:
Environmental Benefits: Chemical fertilizers can have negative impacts on the environment, such as polluting water sources and damaging soil health. Organic farming, on the other hand, promotes soil health, biodiversity, and reduces the carbon footprint.
Health Benefits: Organic farming eliminates the use of synthetic pesticides and fertilizers, reducing exposure to harmful chemicals in food and promoting healthier soil that is free from chemical residues.
Financial Benefits: Organic farming can be more profitable for farmers in the long run because it reduces the cost of chemical fertilizers and pesticides. It also provides opportunities for selling produce at higher prices due to the increased demand for organic products.
Sustainability: Organic farming is a more sustainable practice as it maintains soil health and reduces the depletion of natural resources. By reducing chemical use, farmers can sustain the natural resources needed for future crop production.
Market Demand: There is an increasing demand for organic products from consumers who value healthier, safer, and more sustainable food options. By shifting towards organic farming, farmers can tap into this market and potentially increase their profitability.

Exposure Visit-National Banana Festival Kerala

The NGO organised three days exposure visit for FPO to the National Banan Festival, Trivandrum, Kerala. The FPO’s were exposed to the Different Banan varieties, seeds, Package of practices, and marketing Ti ups, The farmers had very good exposure on the Banana crop and its value added products.

Model Village Development Program

INCOME GENERAT DISTIBUTION of ACTIVITY The Nestham Implemented model Village Developmement program in Krishna and East Godavari District of Andhra Pradesh with support of IFFCO. and constructed 20 Vermi compost units and 20 Azola Units for the promotion of Soil Health and animal feed in Cheruvumadhavaram, G.Kondur Mandal and provided IGP Skills and Country Chicken Hens to 200 Self Help Group Members. The Project got significant impact on the lives of the Rural communities.