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- The Society for Elimination of Rural Poverty (SERP), with the Agriculture Department, will set up 326 Bio-Input Resource Centres across Telangana under the National Mission on Natural Farming.
- The centres, run at cluster and village level, will produce and supply natural farming inputs like Jeevamrut and Dashparni Ark and serve as knowledge hubs for farmers.
- NIPHM Hyderabad has already trained 56 district officials and 318 women entrepreneurs, who will prepare inputs for their own farms and others and train rural women in low-cost practices.
- Officials say the move aims to improve soil health, cut cultivation costs and reduce dependence on chemical inputs.
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- Setting up of the 326 BRCs across villages and clusters
- Rollout of bio-input supply by the trained women entrepreneurs
- Progress of natural farming adoption and cost savings reported by farmers
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