State Seed Farm in Kerala certified as carbon-neutral, setting a benchmark for sustainable agriculture in India.
The State Seed Farm at Okkal near Perumbavoor in Kerala’s Ernakulam district has been certified as a carbon-neutral farm.
The recognition comes after a scientific study by the Centre for Water Resources Development and Management (CWRDM), supported by the Department of Agriculture Development and Farmers’ Welfare and verified by Carbon Check India Pvt. Ltd. (CCIPL), an agency accredited by the Government of India, according to a communication.
Kattakada Assembly constituency sees significant carbon emission reduction, aiming for carbon neutrality through renewable energy…
Kerala delegation to Andhra Pradesh for intensive natural farming training, fostering inter-State collaboration in sustainable…
Kerala government implements new law to grant farmers land use rights, resolving long-standing issues and impacting upcoming…
A time-bound plan to phase out hazardous chemical pesticides in Kerala, transition to safer agricultural practices and a…
Kerala delegation explores natural farming practices in Andhra Pradesh, impressed by sustainable and replicable APCNF programme.
Kerala ranks first in the Group 3 division of the State Energy Efficiency Index for outstanding energy conservation efforts.
