• Soil studies and soil improvement;
• Use of improved seeds;
• Introduction of new varieties and species of crops/plants
• Bio-gas production;
• Vermiculture;
• Better Animal Husbandry practices;
• Green-Houses/Net-Houses;
• Improved/appropriate tools for removing or decreasing drudgery;
• Better agricultural practices;
• Market Intelligence;
• New off-farm activities;
• Bee Keeping;
• Post Harvest Practices;
• Better understanding of nutritional values of food and incorporation in
  their diets (like inclusion of vegetables);
• Organisation of farmers into Self Help Groups of both men and women for
  their mutual benefit;
• Exposure visits;
• Exposure to Experts:
• Training as necessary;
• Supply of inputs to introduce new items relevant to increased productivity;
• Water management including water harvesting, sprinklers, and other
  water conservation methods;
• Any other items arising in the course of project implementation.
  
  

The project has been implemented in Daboda, Basunda, Tirpari, Khera and Khurrampur villages. Five Vermiculture plants have been initiated, growing of vegetables, new rice varieties have started. Control of diseases in wheat and mustard has been introduced. Crop husbandry has been improved. Farmers visited the IARI Krishi Mela and were exposed to a great deal of information on improving their practices, new variety of crops, Post Harvest Practices and use of new tools. There is a lot of interest in the men and women farmers to adopt new technologies and improve their production and incomes.