Wayanad’s agricultural support system plays an important role in helping farmers access technical guidance, government schemes and agricultural services. Krishi Bhavans serve as local points of contact between farming communities
Changing weather patterns are creating growing uncertainties for farmers across Wayanad. Delayed monsoon rains, sudden heavy rainfall and extended dry periods can disrupt planting schedules, damage crops and affect agricultural
The 10th Wayanad Community Seed Fest was held at Athikkolli Seed Village in Vellamunda Panchayat. The event brought together farming and tribal communities to celebrate seed diversity, traditional agriculture and
Traditional farmer and seed conservationist Cheruvayal Raman was selected for the Oommen Chandy farmer award. His work highlights Wayanad’s long-standing agricultural traditions and the importance of protecting indigenous crop varieties.
Heavy rainfall during the first week of August damaged newly flowered coffee berries on some Wayanad farms. Farmers are increasingly looking toward crop diversification and climate-resilient farming methods to reduce
Mixed cropping is emerging as an important strategy for Wayanad farmers facing unpredictable weather. The experience of farmer Jose Kattikulam showed how cultivating multiple crops can reduce the financial impact
Wayanad’s Climate-Resilient Agriculture Calendar for 2026–27 was released to help farmers respond to changing rainfall patterns and shifting agricultural seasons. The initiative combines traditional knowledge, scientific information and local farming
