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Nature’s Own: The Revolutionary Organic Farming Wisdom of Dr. Krishan Chand
Guiding you towards sustainable organic farming
Meet Dr. Krishan Chandra
Background
Dr. Krishan Chandra, an esteemed scientist specializing in organic farming, waste management, and bio-fertilizer production, is renowned for his innovative approaches. Affectionately known as "Harit Krishi Guru" (Green Farming Mentor) by farmers, he is the visionary behind various versatile bio-products like OWDC, Gadha Gomutra, NWDC/KAVACH Export OWDC, designed to decompose organic waste and enhance soil fertility. With vast expertise spanning composting, vermicomposting, bio-pesticides, bio-control, and bio-fertilizers, he stands as a leading authority in the field. Dr. Chandra has received numerous awards and accolades for his exceptional contributions, recently being honoured by Hon’ble Shri Nitin Gadkari, Minister of Road Transport and Highways of India, for his remarkable noble work benefiting farmers. Dr. Chandra has support from over 1000,000 farmers who use his products.
Approach
Dr. Krishan Chandra is a distinguished researcher whose groundbreaking work has significantly advanced the field of agricultural microbiology in India. With a career marked by innovation and dedication, Dr. Chandra has played a pivotal role in introducing novel technologies aimed at enhancing soil fertility, controlling pests and diseases, and promoting sustainable agricultural practices.
Contributions
Dr. Krishan Chandra has made substantial contributions to various aspects of agricultural development, particularly in the realm of organic farming and sustainable agriculture practices. Noteworthy among his achievements is his pivotal role in formulating the specifications for Potash Mobilizing Bacteria, consortia, and organic manures, which are crucial for enhancing soil health and fertility.Furthermore, Dr. Chandra has played a significant role in the implementation of the National Project on Organic Farming in the Southern Region. Through initiatives like the Service Provider Scheme launched in 2004, he has successfully facilitated the organic certification of over 2.0 lakh farmers, thereby promoting sustainable agricultural practices on a large scale.His expertise extends to policy formulation, as evidenced by his involvement in the preparation of the Eleventh Five-Year Plan and the Policy of the National Mission for Sustainable Agriculture (NMSA). Dr. Chandra’s contributions also include the development of the Paramparagat Krishi Vikas Yojana (PKVY), which aims to integrate traditional farming practices into the NMSA framework.
