Grow Chickpeas, Corn, Lentils Without Water
Our tribal community shares how to cultivate vital crops like chickpeas, corn, and lentils, even in dry conditions without relying on irrigation.
By arun raja, Farmer · KON
Responds to — Water scarcity, food insecurity, drought
Living here in the jungle, our tribal community has always depended on the land. We know that you can grow chickpeas, corn, lentils, flaxseed, and peas even without needing to water them. This practice is how we sustain ourselves, ensuring we have food directly from our forest land.It’s a way of living that honors our traditions and keeps us strong. By working with what nature provides, we ensure our community can thrive for future generations.
The recipe
Cultivate drought-tolerant crops like chickpeas, corn, lentils, flaxseed, and peas without relying on irrigation.
Dryland farmingFood resilienceTraditional agricultureSelf-relianceIndigenous wisdom
