The seeds of last batch of the 1100 rice landraces were sown on nursery beds of Basidha farm on June 30, 2026.
A team of bright young volunteers from Tamil Nadu, led by Karuna Karan, followed by Madhu Kiran’s team from Andhra Pradesh lent their hands to this massive work.
Dr. D Deb gives a presentation on the value of folk crop landraces for adaptation to Climate Change and global... read more
Dr. D. Deb gives a talk at the Institute of Development Studies, Brighton on 6 May afternoon. This is his... read more
Dr. D. Deb meets East Anglian Grain Alliance and visits Hodmeddod farm on May 8, and stays at Wakelyns. On... read more
Dr. D Deb gives an invited talk at Royal Agricultural University, Cirenchester on 12 May afternoon. read more
The Phase III of National Training in Rice Conservation Methods will take place at Basudha in Rayagada district, Odisha. Basudha, Odisha read more
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Dr. D Deb meets food sovereignty activists and talks on Basudha's conservation work at We Feed the UK exhibition at... read more
D Deb gave a 3-day Training in Agroecology Principles at Research Initiatives Bangladesh at their Chittagong office and on a... read more
The transplanting of 15 - 18 day-old seedlings of 1200 rice landraces Basudha's conservation farm took 12 days, completed on... read more
A one-day field training in Chinampas method of cultivation was given on Basudha Aaranya campus on the 15th and the... read more
