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From Daily Wager to Padma Shri: How Assam’s Sarbeswar Basumatary Transformed Farming and Lives
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The Logical Indian
Sarbeswar Basumatary, a 63-year-old Bodo tribal farmer from Panbari village in Assam’s Chirang district, has an inspiring story of resilience and innovation.
His journey is a powerful testament to the potential of integrated farming to uplift small-scale farmers and rural communities in India.
Padma Shri awardee Shri Sarbeswar Basumatary, a distinguished farmer from Chirang has played a key role in promoting sustainable and innovative agricultural practices.
He adopted integrated farming, which combines multiple crops, horticulture, and allied activities such as fisheries, piggery, and sericulture on the same land, ensuring year-round income and efficient use of resources.
His integrated farming harmonises environmental stewardship with economic well-being, particularly crucial in Assam’s flood-prone Bodoland Territorial Region.