Rooted in Tradition. Reviving the Future.
Sri Sri Natural Farming is more than an agricultural practice - it's a movement to revive the soul of farming. Inspired by the timeless wisdom of Bharat and guided by the vision of Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, this initiative empowers farmers to nourish the soil, grow with nature, and reclaim self-reliance.
A holistic, chemical-free, cow-based farming system that is entirely self-reliant. No synthetic inputs. No external dependency. Just the intelligent use of what the land and nature already offer—combined with the power of traditional knowledge and science.
Led by SSIAST – Sri Sri Institute of Agricultural Sciences & Technology Trust, the movement is regenerating soil, livelihoods, and hope across India.
It is time to reaffirm the faith in natural farming. It is a complete myth that only expensive fertilisers and pesticides can produce better yields
- Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar
It is time to reaffirm the faith in natural farming. It is a complete myth that only expensive fertilisers and pesticides can produce better yields
- Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar
Impact So Far
SSIAST Farmer Training Centers are hubs of transformation—combining ancestral knowledge with community spirit.
3 million in 24 states
Farmers trained in Natural farming method
1,15,000
Farmers trained in suicide prone districts
2,300+
Number of trainers across India
5,56,157 acres
Area converted to climate resilient agriculture
Core Principles We Stand On
Ahimsa
Respect for all life: visible and invisible
Self-Sustaining Inputs
All nutrients and formulations from the farm itself
Cow-Based Science
Jeevamrut, Amritjal, Ghan Jeevamrut, etc.
Traditional Crop Wisdom
Climate-suited seasonal patterns
Farmer Empowerment
Peer-to-peer learning and practical field exposure
Programs & Workshops
Our courses are hands-on, practical, and transformational:
- Cow-Based Formulation Workshops
- Village Ambassador Certification
- Farmer-Led Peer Demonstrations
- Season-Based Natural Farming Cycles
- Online Webinars + Regional Trainings
Support the Movement
Train more farmers, especially women and youth
Establish more model farms in dry/risk-prone regions
Provide free resources and manuals to remote villages
Promote sustainable livelihoods and food security
