Farmer Meera with her Kala Namak paddy harvest

Banda, Uttar Pradesh · Est. 2022

Rooted in soil.Growing together.

A farmer-owned collective building resilient livelihoods through native seeds, natural farming, rural enterprise, and clean energy.

Discover our work
417

Shareholder farmers

81% small & marginal

15+

Villages covered

Across Banda district

~50

Acres under natural farming

Climate-smart cultivation

₹70L

Collective strength,
lasting change.

More than a producer company—we are a farmer-led institution creating a stronger, more sustainable Bundelkhand.

Since 2022, we have brought together 417 shareholder farmers from 15+ villages, making quality inputs, knowledge, technology, and fairer markets more accessible.

Our members are conserving indigenous seeds, producing natural farm inputs, adopting digital tools, and building enterprises that keep value within rural communities.

Farmer ownedWomen ledLocally rooted

Working from the ground up.

Practical support, shared resources, and farmer-to-farmer learning shape every initiative.

01

Natural farming

30+ farmers practice natural farming across approximately 50 acres, supported by five bio-resource centres. Over 30 farmers also produce bio-inputs, including fertilisers, manures, and pesticides.

30+ native seed varieties conserved

02

Women leadership

Women farmers take an active role in seed conservation, farm decisions, training, and market participation.

80+ women farmers engaged

03

Climate resilience

Solar-powered irrigation and demonstration farms bring affordable, practical solutions directly to farmers’ fields.

30 solar systems demonstrated

Solar irrigation panels installed at a farmer's field in Chausarh

30 solar units

demonstrated to advance affordable, climate-resilient irrigation.

Tradition meets practical innovation.

We protect the region’s agricultural heritage while giving farmers tools for a changing climate—from native Mahachinnawar rice and GI-tagged Kathiya wheat to solar irrigation and digital advisory access.

45
Mini & micro irrigation units
100
Farmers trained in digital literacy
100+
Farmers using digital banking
80+
Farmers accessing advisory apps
20+
Demonstration farms

Good food, grown close.

Native grains, pulses, flours, oils, ghee, moringa powder, and sun-dried vegetables—collectively marketed from Banda to homes across India.

Mahachinnavar Rice01

Mahachinnavar Rice

Native rice variety

Mustard Oil02

Mustard Oil

Farm-sourced cooking oil

Bundeli Arhar Dal03

Bundeli Arhar Dal

Naturally processed pulse

Premium Besan04

Premium Besan

Fresh gram flour

Kathiya Wheat Dalia05

Kathiya Wheat Dalia

Roasted in desi ghee · 400 g pack

Chia Seeds06

Chia Seeds

Organic · 100 g pack

Enquire about products
Women farmers receiving vermibeds at KVK Banda

Women at the centre

“When women farmers lead, knowledge travels further—and entire communities grow stronger.”
82

Women shareholders

40+

Women in training

Farmers holding a banner at a native seed selection field day at Jaivik Gram, AtarraNative seed field day · Jaivik Gram, Atarra

Indigenous seed,
the farmer’s identity.

  • Mahachinnawar, Kala Namak and Parsan Badshah rice
  • Kathiya and Paigambari wheat
  • Ten farmers are GI-authorised users for Kathiya wheat
  • Non-basmati export cluster approved by the State Government
10

GI-authorised Kathiya wheat users

Non-basmati export cluster

approved by the State Government

Local roots.
National reach.

150+ farmers are linked to collective marketing, with products reaching consumers across India through digital channels and direct engagement.

01

Partnerships

National Seeds CorporationNDDB Dairy ServicesAnimeta AgritechJaivik Gram Trust, AtarraShramik Bharti, Kanpur
Ask about partnerships

02

Digital presence

eNAM · ONDCWhatsApp commerceNationwide delivery with BIGSHIP

Agriculture fairs, exhibitions and direct marketing platforms extend market access.

Ask about marketing

03

Training & exposure

For FPO personnel

IIPR KanpurNIPHM HyderabadBUAT BandaBIRD Lucknow

For farmers

BUAT BandaCIPMC Varanasi
Ask about training
Farmers walking through a mature wheat field during a demonstration farm visit
20+

demonstration farms bring sustainable practices into the field.

Registered,
accountable, farmer-owned.

Kisan Bodhgamya Farmer Producer Company Limited is a farmer-owned collective incorporated in Banda, Uttar Pradesh. Owned entirely by its shareholder farmers, it was constituted under the Central Government’s 10,000 FPO scheme with the support of NABARD, and works to organise smallholders, strengthen rural livelihoods, and keep the value of Bundelkhand’s harvests within its villages.

Legal name
Kisan Bodhgamya Farmer Producer Company Limited
CIN
U01100UP2022PTC172751
Date of incorporation
31 October 2022, under the Companies Act, 2013
Constituted under
Central Government’s 10,000 FPO scheme · NABARD
Company type
Producer Company (Private Limited), farmer-owned
Registered office
317, Bisanda Road, Grameen Atarra, Banda, Uttar Pradesh 210201
Area of operation
15+ villages across Banda district, Bundelkhand
Shareholders
417 shareholder farmers, 81% small & marginal
Share capital
₹8.10 lakh mobilised · ₹6.28 lakh equity received
Board
Includes 2 women directors

Write to us

Have a question? We’d love to hear from you.

Whether you are a farmer, a buyer, a partner, or simply curious about our work — send us your query and our team will get back to you.