Azolla As The Indian Farmers’ All-Weather Friend
October 15, 2024
Do you know the last 120 kms of the Sabarmati river comprise just industrial effluents and sewage?
The farmers in the state have been using this "black and red-coloured" water, laden with chemicals, for irrigation and this is what people living in the state have been eating since decades
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