New Delhi, Oct. 22 -- The agriculture team at the Bengaluru Ashram associated with Sri Sri Ravi Shankar has grown 400 kg of mango ginger on just 500 square feet of land using permaculture practices, claiming a yield four times higher than that achieved through conventional chemical farming.

The initiative highlights how nature-based agricultural methods can improve land productivity while promoting sustainable resource use. The team has described the effort as an example of "waste-to-wealth", demonstrating the potential of working with natural ecosystems to make farming more productive.

"The agriculture team at the Bengaluru Ashram has grown 400 kg of 'mango-ginger' in just 500 sq ft of land using permaculture practices, achieving a 4x ...