Strategic collection of paddy stubble and agricultural residues
Strategic collection of paddy stubble and agricultural residues
Agriculture is the lifeblood of India’s economy—nurturing millions of livelihoods and securing the nation’s food supply. Yet, behind the harvest lies a silent challenge: crop residue management.
After the crops are cut, what remains—stalks, stubble, and stems—can make or break the future of our soil. While many farmers turn to burning as a quick fix, this shortcut carries a heavy cost: toxic air, depleted soil, and a threat to both public health and long-term productivity.
Meri Parali confronts the burning crisis head-on—crop residue isn’t just an afterthought, it’s a turning point for India’s agricultural future. Through groundbreaking solutions led by Meri Parali, what was once seen as waste is now a catalyst for change. These farmer-first innovations are redefining sustainability—transforming stubble into strength, pollution into productivity. The mission is bold and the message is clear: empower farmers, restore the earth, and reclaim the right to clean air.
Every year, farmers in Haryana face the challenge of managing large quantities of paddy stubble after the harvest. A common practice is to burn the stubble, leading to severe air pollution, loss of soil fertility, and other environmental harms. The practice not only contributes to poor air quality but also accelerates climate change, harming both human health and biodiversity.
Meri Parali, in collaboration with the Government of Haryana, is working to provide a solution to this problem by collecting paddy stubble and other agricultural residues. Through our initiative, we aim to create an environmentally responsible way to manage agricultural waste while creating valuable products that can be used across industries.
Meri Parali, a social enterprise that works into mitigate the harmful environmental effects of paddy stubble burning. Our efforts focus on collecting paddy stubble and other agricultural residues and transforming them into valuable, sustainable products. This initiative aims to protect the environment, promote sustainable agricultural practices, and contribute to the circular economy.
Meri Parali has been actively working with local farmers, government agencies, and industry stakeholders to collect and repurpose agricultural residues, including paddy stubble. Our approach is centered around creating sustainable products, reducing environmental harm, and providing economic benefits to the farming community.
Through our robust infrastructure and innovative solutions, we are now in a position to offer paddy stubble and agricultural residues as raw materials for various useful products. These include bio-coal, feed pellets, and other eco-friendly products that have great potential across industries.
We propose a collaboration to utilize the collected paddy stubble and agricultural residues for the production of various high-value, sustainable products
Proven Experience: Meri Parali has extensive experience in the collection, processing, and repurposing of agricultural residues. We work directly with farmers and governmental agencies to ensure the efficient collection and responsible management of paddy stubble.
Our approach is fully aligned with sustainable development goals, focusing on reducing carbon footprints, preventing air pollution, and supporting the transition to green, circular economies.
Through this collaboration, we can help create new economic opportunities for local farmers and communities by turning agricultural waste into valuable products. This, in turn, improves the livelihoods of farmers and supports rural economies.
We have the infrastructure in place to scale up the collection and processing of paddy stubble, ensuring a consistent supply of raw material for product manufacturing.
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