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Bhoomi Ka
transforming food systems
Bhoomi Ka is on a mission to transform food systems. It links all stakeholders involved in the organic food value chain, thereby ensuring the consumption of clean, green, and fair food for which the farmers get a fair price.
It promotes value chain for vegetables, fruits, cereals, and pulses. Bhoomi Ka also connects you to the farmer who grows the food for you, and provides you with assistance if you wish to create your own food garden.
– Bringing everyone together
Bhoomi Ka is a unique learning and networking platform for all stakeholders associated with the organic food systems. It helps them understand as well as support each others’ needs
– Training Farmers
The farmers associated with Bhoomi Ka are trained under three major principles of Sustainable Integrated Farming System (SIFS), that is, cropping sequence, multi-storey arrangement, and integrated subsystems
– Enabling Co-branding
Bhoomi Ka’s network partners strive to follow clean, green, and fair practices, thereby ensuring organic food systems
– Customer Education
Bhoomi Ka reaches out to individual consumers, consumer groups, chefs, hospitality institutions, schools and colleges, and promotes clean, green, and fair food habits, sustainable living, and urban gardening.
– Bhoomi Ka’s Reach
The initiative spreads over parts of Central, Northern, Eastern, and Western India.
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Our Network
Bhoomi Ka’s network across the nation fulfils the promise of clean and green food by providing consumers with
organic food at prices that are fair to consumers, as well as to farmers.
organic food at prices that are fair to consumers, as well as to farmers.
The organic food industry is ever-growing and has high scope for progress. Ecopreneurs are those that have recognised this potential and are actively investing in it to reap the benefits of this growth.
- Bhavna Earthfarm, New Delhi
- Eat Right Basket, Delhi NCR
- Gaon Fresh, New Delhi
- Prasuk Organics LLP, Delhi NCR
- Octagon Organic Farm, Delhi NCR
- Krishi Swaraj, Delhi NCR
- Earthy Tales, Delhi NCR
- Fresh Farmse, Delhi NCR
- Organic Sense, Delhi NCR
- Gaon Fresh, Delhi NCR
- Field & Forest, Ranchi
- Mukesh General Store Hatia, Ranchi
- Janta Flour, Kadma, Jamshedpur
- Aarohi Fresh, Sonari, Jamshedpur
- Vidya Mega Mart, Jamshedpur
- Sidhi Vinayak Store, Mango, Jamshedpur
- Mama’s Organic Farm, Jamshedpur
- Triptam Natural Food, Patna, Bihar
- Bal Gopal Dairy, Jamshedpur
- Natures Cart, Ranchi
- Satat Sampada, Noida, Delhi
- Mon Mati, Bhadrakali, West Bengal
- Kolkata Zero Waste Bazaar, Kolkata
- Satvik Aahar, Kolkata
- Paushtik Life, Kolkata
- TONA Organic Farm, Kolkata
- Bhoomisuta, Kolkata
- Sundarini Milk Union, Alipore, Kolkata
- Sasya Sufala, Kolkata
- Joutho Samabay, Kolkata
- Ubuntu Vegan Community Café, Kolkata
- Banyan Roots Organics Pvt. Ltd., Udaipur
- Eco Fresh Organic, Udaipur
- Kedar Farm Fresh, Udaipur
- Ojas Organics & Natural, Udaipur
- Pure Organic Naturals, Jaipur
- Yatarth Organics, Jaipur
- Satvik Organic, Udaipur
- Guru Organic Vegetable & Company, Jaipur
- Down to earth, Jaipur
- Jagdish Organics and Videshi Fruits- Vegetables Bhandar, Jaipur
- Badhati Bahaar Samooh, Ghaziabad
- Goplapura Satat aivik Krashak Samooh, Etawah
- Rajpur Satat Jaivik Krashak Samooh, Etawah
- Nagaji satat jaivik Krashak Samooh, Etawah
- Tata Satat Jaivik Krashak Samooh, Etawah
- Devi Mata Satat Jaivik Krashak Samooh, Lalitpur
- Mangala Mata Satat Jaivik Krashak Samooh, Lalitpur
- Vaagdhara Tribal food & Grain, Udaipur
- Beriathol Basundhara Farmer Producer Company, Bankura,
West Bengal - Kroshjuri Palash Farmers Producer Company, Kashipur -Purulia,
West Bengal - Bhagabanpur-II Farmers Producer Company, Purba Medinipur, West Bengal
We believe in providing reliable and genuine organic products. Our team of technical experts ensure that the produce is truly organic and naturally grown.
- Edible Routes, New Delhi
- Ms. Anumeha Sharma, New Delhi
The organic food industry is ever-growing and has high scope for progress. Ecopreneurs are those that have recognised this potential and are actively investing in it to reap the benefits of this growth.
- Aruna Tirkey (Ajam Emba), Ranchi
- Punam Singh (Haat Ke Jharkhandi), Jamshedpur
Supported by
Bhoomi Ka’s mission is supported by various international organisations that recognise the need
for clean, green, and fair food practices in the Indian subcontinent.
for clean, green, and fair food practices in the Indian subcontinent.
Federal Ministry of Economic Cooperation and Development, Government of Germany Emerging economies such as China, India and Indonesia are gaining increasing political and economic clout at the global level.
The promotion of regional cooperation in Asia is a particular concern of German development policy.
SWITCH-Asia is the largest Sustainable Consumption and Production (SCP) programme funded by the European Union (EU) and serves as the backbone for the SWITCH-Asia II Programme.
Founded in 2007, SWITCH-Asia programme promotes sustainable development, green economy, thereby contributing towards climate change mitigation, and eradication of poverty in Asia. It aims at enhancing the overall environmental performance of the products by improving supply chain models and consumption patterns. This is achieved by the joint efforts of Sustainable Consumption and Production Facility, the Regional Policy Advocacy Component, and the European Union Delegations and grant recipients. Nearly EUR 280 million has been invested in the upliftment of economic prosperity and the SCP programme.
Welthungerhilfe is one of the biggest non-governmental, non-profit and non-partisan organisations in Germany.
It provides aid from a single source: from fast disaster relief and reconstruction to long-term development cooperation projects with local partner organisations. Founded in 1962, it has supported more than 7,733 projects in 70 countries with 2.84 billion Euro – for a world without hunger and poverty. In its 55 years, Welthungerhilfe has supported around 1500 rural development projects in South Asia through local partner organisations who work with some of the most vulnerable and marginalised people.