**Organic Farming:** By introducing advanced organic farming methods, the project aims to substantially reduce reliance on harsh chemical fertilizers and pesticides. For eg: we recommend the use of jaggery as a pesticide, which has no harm to the environment.  Use cases like these lead to a significant reduction in the carbon footprint associated with the production and widespread usage of chemicals. In addition, organic fertilisers promote better water retention and reduce the water requirement. Reduced water equals less pumping required, and lower carbon emissions. 

**Integrated Farming Systems:** Encouraging the integration of livestock rearing with crop cultivation reduces fertilizer utilization and curtails GHG emissions. Second order benefits -  converting cow dung into cooking gas which not only provides renewable and free energy but also effectively reduces GHG emissions to the atmosphere. We show the farmers how to set up simple cooking gas generation systems. 