The farmers pooled resources and worked on each other's fields, cutting labour costs by roughly two lakh rupees.
They collectively bought seeds and hired tractor services, securing better prices.
Scientific techniques like seed treatment, suitable crop varieties, and the Broad Bed and Furrow method improved yields.
Water‑sharing arrangements helped protect crops during the drought‑prone season.
Coordinated labour, shared seed purchases and modern planting methods saved about two hundred thousand rupees.
The group avoided borrowing from moneylenders and increased soybean production.
Training from the Paani Foundation introduced scientific practices such as raised‑bed planting and natural pest control.
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