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Shivshakti Seed Producer Cooperative Society Ltd., Tikamgarh has been working for agricultural development and farmers’ welfare in various regions of the country including Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh for more than 18 years. The founders of Shivshakti Seed Producer Cooperative Society Ltd, Tikamgarh, have seen first-hand the struggles of rural communities and have aimed to address problems such as poor infrastructure, limited access to education and health services, and unemployment. With a focus on empowering local communities, this NGO has been working tirelessly to provide essential services, promote livelihood opportunities, and encourage inclusive growth. Through its efforts, the organization has become a beacon of hope for the rural population, inspiring positive change and transforming lives. The organization is actively involved in technology dissemination through frontline demonstrations, trainings, etc. on various crops including cereals, pulses, vegetables and flower crops in Tikamgarh and Niwari districts. The organization has the best infrastructure, facilities, and human resources available to execute the proposed project efficiently.
Shivshakti Seed Producers Cooperative Society Ltd., Tikamgarh has rich experience in the development area of 26 districts of Rajasthan for the last two decades. The Committee is working in the areas of Watershed Development, Water Resources Development, Advanced Agriculture and Horticulture, Livestock Development, Training and Capacity Building of Farmers, Women Empowerment and Health and Sanitation. For the last fifteen years, Shivshakti Seed Producer Cooperative Society Ltd., Tikamgarh has been active in the field of agriculture and seed production. About 2000 progressive farmers are directly associated with the cooperative society. This cooperative has played an important role not only in seed replacement but also in the replacement of varieties in the region.
the Shivshakti Beej Utpadak Sahkari Samiti Maryadit, Tikamgarh has been awarded two numbers of soil testing laboratories at Prithwipur and Baldevgarh in Niwadi and Tikamgarh Districts respectively. So far more than 3500 soil samples have been tasted and a timely report along with judicious recommendation of package and practice of crop cultivation has been extended to the farmers.
The society has gained an experience of working for enhancing seed production of Minor oilseeds (Sesame, Linseed, Groundnut and Mustard) and pulses (Urad, Gram, Moong and Pigeon pea etc), as the minor oilseed production come under niche area of bundelkhand.
The varietal replacement programme of oilseed crops especially soybean, seasame and mustard along with promising pulse crops namely urad, moong, gram etc. ware taken up on top priority to scale up their production through the participatory selection process.
seed production programme in an acreage of approximately 1500 acres of land for major crops namely Wheat, Gram, Mustard, Soybean, Seasameurad, moong ete had been taken up under M.P. State Seed Certification Agency, Madhya Pradesh Bhopal.
The cultivation of low input millet crop such as Barley, Bernyard Millet, Kodo etc. has been promoted in the area among small and marginal farmers to have good returns from their harvest. The members of the FPO have also been trained for millet processing with the help of subjective experts at Rani Laxmi Bai Central Agriculture University, Jhansi, JNKVV, College of Agriculture, Tikamgarh, and Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Tikamgarh.
an extensive and continuous effort has been put forward for promotion of diversified farming in the area. Cultivating cereal and oilseed along with vegetable cultivation by smallholders was proved to be a very good income-generating activity and there was a growing market. More than 1200 farmers have been encouraged to get involved in vegetable farming.
A systematic training calendar was followed for the staff and Field Staff in coordination with NABARD and Krishi Vigyan Kendra covering the package of practices of major crops and environmental and social criteria that farmers have to follow. There was 87 numbers of Front Line Demonstrations (FLDs) for the respective crop/s for which inputs like seeds, culture, bio-fertilizers, etc. were provided.
more than 1000 farmers have been associated with our NGO and Cooperative society for undertaking seed production prograame of major crops growing in the area. The seed production and marketing programme were also undertaken by the connected farmer through Farmer Producers Organization (FPO) as revenue generation model.
several training programmes were conducted for progressive farming encouraging them for seed production and crop diversification.
More than 70 numbers of trials on improved varieties of different crops under minor oilseeds and pulses had been taken up in every alternate village. Varieties were selected through participatory processes. The seed production and marketing programme were also undertaken by the connected farmer through Farmer Producers Organization (FPO) as revenue generation model.
