Youth Training Program in Modern Agriculture and Agribusiness
CSFD strengthens the national food and nutrition security by developing the skills of rural youth and farmers in agriculture and allied sectors
Facilitating youth to see agriculture more profitably has been one of the critical commitments of Cornell Sathguru Foundation for Development (CSFD) since 2002. To this end, CSFD has developed a comprehensive capacity-building model that can help youth to change mindsets towards agriculture and explore pathways to profitable & sustainable agriculture and livelihoods. In the past,
CSFD conducts experiential training programs for rural youth in agriculture and allied sectors In collaboration with PJTSAU and Aurobindo Pharma Foundation
Cornell Sathguru Foundation for Development (CSFD) is pleased to kick-start the training program for rural youth on modern agriculture and agribusiness on 18th Jan 2022. This program is being held at Regional Agricultural Research Station (RARS), Warangal with the technical support of 20 agriculture scientists from Professor Jayashankar Telangana State Agricultural University (PJTSAU) Telangana. This 6-day experiential residential
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Corporate investments for enhancing health and nutrition among downtrodden communities - Contributions by Indian corporates under corporate social responsibility
Home Gardens for Food and Nutritional Security and Enhanced Livelihoods in Developing Countries
Virtual Symposium on “ Home Gardens for Food and Nutritional Security and Enhanced Livelihoods in Developing Countries”- Special Side Event - World Food Prize (WFP) - Policy Brief published by Michigan State University - MSU/WorldTAP Policy Brief # 8 - October 2020
CSFD nurtures kitchen gardens through wastewater management
A sustainable solution to achieve yearlong yield - A pilot project Cornell Sathguru Foundation for Development (CSFD), has piloted summer kitchen gardens in two villages in Sangareddy. The project concept is to ensure the availability of fresh vegetables by nurturing summer gardens by recycling the wastewater generated through kitchen sinks. Normally, the water from the
Perati Thotalu – Kitchen Gardens
CSFD ensures health, nutrition and gender equality among marginalized communities in Telangana, India Shafiya Begum’s experience in her words Cornell Sathguru Foundation for Development (CSFD), promotes kitchen gardens for improving food and nutrition security among small farm holders. So far it has promoted two phases of kitchen gardens in two villages with a key objective
CSFD brings reflections from Panyal and Badampet villages on Annapurna Krishi Prasar Seva (AKPS)
Ramolla Ashok - Panyal Village, Telangana Cornell Sathguru Foundation for Development (CSFD) is committed to contributing to sustainable agriculture and development by enhancing capacities, knowledge creation, promoting entrepreneurship and gender equity. To actualize this, CSFD ensures access to important information that helps farmers to adopt good agricultural practices and thereby improve the yields and economic
