vegetables cooked with basmathi rice

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(visit www.jamkhed.org for more information) Located in a semi-arid, very drought-prone area, with fairly flat land and poor, rocky soil, the local farmers of Jamkhed have traditionally grown grains and some vegetables, for their own use as well as the market. They use bullocks for plowing, rain for irrigation, and women for weeding and harvesting. Annual average rainfall is 14″, mostly in the monsoon months of July to September so there is a long dry spell of about 9 months. Failure of the annual monsoon rain is not uncommon. Not 1% of land in the villages is irrigated. Common, locally available seeds are of limited quality for production. For half the year, many are forced to migrate to sugarcane plantations and urban factories hundreds of miles away in order to survive. The initial severe poverty, isolation, and backwardness of the area meant that local farmers were cut off from modern agricultural knowledge as well as access to equipment and good quality, high-yielding seeds. The Comprehensive Rural Health Project saw the improvement of agricultural techniques and practices as a necessary step towards the promotion of better nutrition and health. To this end CRHP has often partnered with government agencies, universities, and other NGOs to obtain financial as well as technical support for water and land-related development projects in addition to organizing relevant seminars for local farmers. The creation of Farmers’ Clubs and cooperatives encouraged the sharing of …

Viviane creates an exotic cocktail with litchi juice.