Poultry farming
Training covers animal care, nutrition, housing, health, disease management and marketing. The Sanstha also connects poultry with women’s entrepreneurship.
Agriculture & livelihood
From field knowledge to livelihood skills.
Agriculture is one of the Sanstha’s strongest practical areas, linking training with farming, allied activities and opportunities for economic participation.
Agronomy & horticulture
Better practice starts with better understanding.
Practical training supports tribal students and people working in agriculture with knowledge about crop science, plant growth, fruits, flowers and vegetables.
- Crop production and management.
- Soil and water management.
- Pest and nutrient management.
- Horticultural techniques and plant growth.
- Environmental protection and sustainable practices.
Allied livelihoods
Skills beyond the main crop.
Training extends into activities that can complement agricultural incomes and create hands-on vocational experience.
Dairy development
Guidance includes cattle rearing and dairy development, with attention to milk products and practical farm-based opportunities.
Women’s enterprise
Women’s programs include skills, entrepreneurship support, infrastructure, inputs and marketing guidance to strengthen participation in livelihood activities.
Environment & agriculture
Tree plantation and environmental protection complement agricultural education, encouraging people to connect livelihood with care for natural resources.
Other practical skills
A workshop can become a doorway to work.
The Sanstha’s wider livelihood activities include bee-keeping, fishery and repair-based workshops. These include leather and carpentry work, pump repair, welding, cycle repair and petromax or solar-lantern repair.
The common thread is practical learning: understand the work, practise it and build confidence to use the skill in everyday life.
