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Agriculture_For_Punjanur area

Ann's Report _ Food Security amongst Tribal Communities in the Nilgiri's.

Case studies in 2009

Wild food plants of the lower Nilgiri

Pollinator Book

The document discusses various species of pollinators, including bees, wasps, and beetles, highlighting their roles in pollinating a wide range of plants, including crops and wild flora. It emphasizes the importance of these pollinators, such as the Indian hive bee and the migratory rock bee, in enhancing agricultural yields and maintaining biodiversity. The text also addresses the ecological challenges faced by these species, such as habitat loss and the need for conservation efforts, while outlining the benefits of pollination for food production and ecosystem health. Additionally, it notes the significance of both self and cross-pollination processes facilitated by these insects, which are crucial for seed development in plants.

Poster on Millet's

The document, seemingly part of a series titled "Indigenous People & Livelihoods," lists various crops and produce with names in a local language, The document is from A GROUP FOR ECO-DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVES, Keystone Centre, Kotagiri, Nilgiris, India.

Poster on Keystone's Program

Poster on Coffee

Poster on benefits of Agroforestry

Poster on Vegetables

Poster on Tubers

Poster on Greens

Poster on Grains

The document focuses on the nutritional benefits of various grains and legumes. It highlights their importance in a balanced diet, specifically for providing energy, strengthening bones and teeth, improving immunity, and aiding digestion. The document includes a table detailing the nutritional value of different grains and legumes.