They Call Me ‘Queen of Millets’
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They call me ‘Queen of Millets’ says Raimati Ghiuria, a tribal farmer from Odisha, who has preserved 30 rare millet varieties and 72 indigenous rice varieties.
She has also empowered hundreds of women along the way.
#Millet #IndigenousGrains #EmpoweringWomen #FarmersEmpowerment #TribalFarming #Odisha #SustainableFarming #WomenInAgriculture
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