‘Guli’ method of cultivation gains momentum in Northern Andhra Pradesh
The Hindu
Nearly 5,000 farmers, mostly tribals, adopted Karnataka's Guli method, witnessing the bumper yield of finger millet in Northern Andhra, East Godavari
The famed agronomic practice of the 'Guli' method, which thrives in Karnataka's Haveri region, has reached one of the poorest regions of the country - Northern Andhra Pradesh - attracting thousands of tribal farmers to adopt the 'Finger Millet' cultivation. Realizing the bumper yield in the Guli method, hundreds of tribal farmers have already adopted this method. On the other hand, the Andhra Pradesh Community Manager Natural Farming (APCMNF) has intensified its efforts to encourage more farmers to embrace the method and expedite the field-level research through Agriculture Research Stations.
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