ITP Video: Jal Khet (Water Fields)

[@velvetindigonight]

Goodbye drout resistant grains. welcome back 'natural processes'. Beautiful work.

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[@tejastomar1378]

he is my father,& i proud that is my village harnavada +tonkkala+ the bigest aria is which this my born place. village-harnavad,th-tonkkhurd,dist-dewasssssssssssssss

[@jitendrasinghcharan5275]

Great efforts by your father for innovation in agriculture field, we all know that lack of water is the main cause of poverty of indian farmers... If the water problem solve then there would be a majaor change in the economics of farming... I m jitendra singh from jodhpur rajasthan, I m govt teacher in rajasthan govt... I have 280 bigha land area, I m very much intrested in this concept of rain water harvesting pond project.... BROTHER CAN U GIVE ME THE MOBILE NMBR OF YOUR FATHER, BCZ MY DISTRICT IS VERY FAR FROM YOUR LOCATION SO FIRST I WANT TO TALK HIM ON THIS IDEA AND I HAVE MANY QUESTIONS RELATED TO THIS.... SO BRO PLZ GIVE ME HIS NUMBR IF POSSIBLE... 07014827348 this is my numbr...

[@sanubagh1409]

Congratulaion

[@constantinep3300]

Tumhare pass kitna acre h

[@nagak112]

Brilliant, everything that he said is superb. Hope you continue his good work and spread this awareness and his ideas to other places. Best wishes

[@Jags22079]

TEJAS TOMAR very good work .... we r also proud of your father and your village

[@nitinshekhariitm]

This is what will contribute to India shining. Hats off the villagers of Dewas.

[@vinitapoonia7801]

Dil chu liya yrr❤

[@amitmoyal9321]

इससे अधिक संतुष्टि वाला वीडियो मैंने आज तक युटुब पर नहीं देखा। बहुत ही सुंदर उपक्रम किया है गांव वालों ने।

[@mongkolum1314]

Very impressive achievement! Thank you India for leading the way and for sharing this success experience with us. From Cambodia with gratitude.

[@nmo3148]

We are all brothers

[@bharatnmujiitb]

Planting solar panels on top of pond would result in less evaporation and free electricity for pumping. Sounds very costly but very effective but this concept has been proved in Gujrat.

[@subbaramarao254]

Good idea

[@AitraderAi]

Bharat aap ne ne aisa idea diya jis se kisan ka fayda hi fayda hai only 1time investment,garmi me pani vasap ban kr nhi ud skta jo fish farmers h unke liye bi best hai,solar panels ko kaise lagaye thoda detail me bataye jis se low cost me me Sara strachur khada ho skte...dhaywad bharat

[@golupandey1006]

rather plant kamal or some water plants in the pond

[@himanshushekhar6837]

And bank only give loan to rich people

[@rameshrajiv1]

Panthera : I agree. Shouldn’t cover pond with Solar panels. Not much benefits

[@thondupandrugtsang]

Wonderful video. Environmentally friendly and economically profitable. Every farmer should follow their example.

[@himanshuk177]

Can you include "Rain water harvesting" in title and description, video will be more searchable for normal people.

[@DrDharmeshVadher]

Great success story....!! Every Indian farmer should know it.

[@rakeshkoul92]

Planting trees around the Pond will be great too, Great Job. Thank you for sharing.

[@ShikhaSharma-qw4px]

Yes it is

[@saileshbabut9696]

These type of projects we're needed soon after August 1947 instead of Dirty poisonous Green revolution. And Corruption provoking large dam projects which made our country indebted to world bank and in turn our rupee value gone down to 75 Rs to 1$ now.

[@syrussingh3859]

Correct that was Policy of world bank n nwo giving india independce but leaving it in debt by reducing its natural resources by buliding dams on its rivers n leaving farmers without water. But Thank God People Are Waking UP NOW. lets Bio enginner the planet. N get rid of the poverty n dependnce on.world bank. JAI.HIND 💟🙏💯

[@vikrambmw007]

Yes those failed revolution are praised to bootlick congressi godfather

[@vidaripollen]

Very right.. But better late than never

[@jimwilleford6140]

Sailesh Babu T Though I suspect everyone meant well. I encourage gratitude that your leaders saw wisdom!

[@b_uppy]

Centralization of water created a false paradigm. Localization of water is better for sure.

[@Reincarnation111]

What a good story of success, we should focus on such win-win solutions everywhere and improve lives of people...

[@Sundayfacts]

I feel very proud that I studied agriculture. I got job as a agriculture officer,I will definitely helps them who are poors and no ideas how to cultivate with multi purpose and get more production, more income

[@shafaqathsirajuddin423]

AWESOME..these people are the path breakers in water conservation rest of the nation should learn and implement these traditional methods

[@rajendrachoudhary5146]

Excellant clearly explains benifit of Ponds for life

[@brandmissile2084]

Incredible. This is how social movements are formed. Big hearty congratulations to all involved. Now they must be persuaded to adopt permaculture, agro forestry, vertical farming.

[@shephardjambani6109]

very good work and very practical, simple ideas that can change the lives for a lot people....

[@charlottenasise5105]

Now invest in solar energy to put water free, no more diesel costs.

[@BoggWeasel]

A windmill with above ground storage tank is even cheaper, no high tech required

[@b_uppy]

There are even simpler ways such as water storage earthworks higher on the property instead of all stored in the lowest part. Then it can be fed elsewhere via just pipes and gravity.

[@vijaypatel3867]

Great great work I am watching in California USA good good

[@jimwilleford6140]

Oh my....So very Impressive that you have recalled your wisdom. After all, without water there is little else. My heart rejoices for your wisdom and success. Namaste!

[@samvallathur3475]

Thank you to District Collector and the staff helping the ignorant farmers. JAI HIND Shamsuddin

[@KwoodNationRevlation]

Great video from the USA! The ponds are a great start no doubt but i think if you apply other permaculture practices as well this could take off even more! Look into swales, paddock shift intensive grazing, and anything else related to permaculture. Best of luck.

[@NitishYadav-lb7zc]

Was thinking same

[@sudhachinni]

Y they have stopped making videos since two years. We need to know these kind of stories. More plz.

[@OublietteTight]

Dewas looks magical. Bravo, brava!

[@Reincarnation111]

What a good story of success, we should focus on such win-win solutions everywhere and improve lives of people...as well as the fowl and fauna.; an ecosystem upgrade. Wonderful!

[@charlottenasise5105]

Your land has become beautiful again.

[@acecard7009]

Really, after watching this iam hope full that soon indian irrigation problems would be solved and my brothers will stop hanging themselves. Unite.

[@jageshpopat2884]

This is such a successful initiative. Hope we people in cities also think in this direction of rain water harvesting to improve ground water level and water quality. We should demand water harvesting facilities to be pre-installed in new buildings. Permission to dig a new borewell must be subject to installing water harvesting and other such innovative ideas.

[@govindmarde3606]

भारत के मिडीया वाले कहा गये है?एैसी खबर दिखाकर किसान को प्रोतिसाहित करना चाहिये

[@m.duraipandithenmozhi8162]

English Notifications are food. Thanks Grade Trust for DEVELOPING Economics of Rural communities....

[@coolgirl1910]

Migratory birds are also coming back. It's a very good sign. Plant trees and your Village will become environment friendly.

[@sathishak9744]

Wonders will happen if our farmers adopt these kind of things.....jai hind very proud of these farmer's.......

[@bharatjohnson]

A Brilliant solution for Indian villages who suffer chronic water shortage! In fact agricultural loans should include an amount for rain water harvesting in villages! The previous Jayalalitha government in Tamil Nadu made water harvesting compulsory for high rise buildings but the Karunanidhi government removed that condition!

[@GauravKumar-mm1of]

Yes there is acute shortage of drinking water in Tamil Nadu hence they should encourage this. Please do not make it a political issue. Instead focus on garnering support for this from everyone. Everybody loves greenery, ducks in the pond and flying around the trees, and the water vessels at home full of drinking water.

[@codefault]

Very good ... Thumbs up

[@herypineda255]

If somebody from India is reading this: you can use nopales to forage animals and eat yourselves. It doesnt need that much water and thrives in deserts. A tip fro m a mexican friend

[@GauravKumar-mm1of]

We are predominantly vegetarian society. But you can suggest plants which need very little water to grow. They will bind the soil and increase moisture of the land.

[@NitishYadav-lb7zc]

Great great great 👍

[@DrKiransudama]

This Kranti should go everywhere in the world 🌎 🌍 . Great 👍 jobs.

[@kaustavphd]

Very good work...Salute to those villagers

[@everydayintradaytips4016]

Best efforts ever.

[@pratapdas1113]

Who gave the knowledge thanks of lot's

[@sankalp-vishwashaibadlavka]

we too were facing similar situation in our village but now we are trying to fix that, manytimes funds are becoming issues but till now we are managing somehow

[@manohardhale1131]

I really like this video please save water and the government take good decisions to save water it's very helpful to the farmer and rural areas People

[@mirrorflame1988]

Congratulations! Courage and Conviction leads the way! Jai Hind!

[@PawanKumar-ef3lo]

Beauty of Indian minds.....great work,efforts and support by NGO and administration

[@forceindia9064]

The farmer with the moustache & the black cap - kya style! Well done to all, God bless 🙏

[@jnsridhar]

one man started a revolution..

[@ratan012]

Wonderful. You should also start planting trees.

[@vishakhduttsingh1752]

Fish farming can boost farmers income in the ponds they created for irrigation .. ..

[@Rshtuni-Papikyan]

👍

[@vishakhduttsingh1752]

@Rolls Royce eating fishes is not exclusive in hinduism ... Ram's friend nishadraj took fishing as his main occupation , i dont support poultry or other farming but organic fish farming can boost farmers income also its healthy ...

[@vishakhduttsingh1752]

@Rolls Royce no my city is next to ayodhya my village is surrounded by 3 rivers and my detrict has the the place where king dasrath performed a yajnaa for the birth of his sons , i dont support killing of animals and left eating meat a year ago ... I dont eat meat or fish myself but in my viallage there are mallahs wand allegedly these peoples claim to be from the clan of nishadraj who was the lord rama's friend they catch and eat fish.. The fishes suffer less than a goat or chicken also they are less sensitive then them... They are also much far from us in emotional point of view .. And culturally also few sections are allowed to have them there farming is not bad according to me... I know about islam and i am aware of its dangers though

[@zolwikcz]

Great job. Next step should be planting various trees around the ponds, fields, along roads and on the slopes around villages. The more trees, the better. Then they should learn principles of permaculture like swales etc.

[@GauravKumar-mm1of]

Wow. Zowickcz. Yes, if trees are planted around the pond that will lead to soil binding and they will hold the soil which would mean the pond will become stronger.

[@coolgirl1910]

Aapse nivedan hai sabhi kisan jaivik (organic) kheti karein 🙏🏼

[@narendrarawat4230]

very good work. I also want make a pond in my agricultural land.

[@technicianchamber4113]

It's great and beautiful

[@exclamation3mark]

excellent globally valid work

[@manoj237]

These kind of videos should be shown to all farmers ..So inspiring and solving the biggest problem farmers are facing now days.

[@mahaviradtani90]

Great work

[@mannyespinola]

What an inspiring story! Thank you very much for this video!

[@pervezak]

great .glad to see this effort.

[@AVideos-dk4cs]

kitna sunder upakram he....sare desh me....gavo me ....shahron me compulsary karna chahiye....na ki vidsit desho ki copy kare...hamare purane tarikon ko jane to vohi behtar he......

[@zubiarhassan4282]

Bohat hi achi video hy good

[@socialstudiesteacher485]

चलो प्रकृति की तरफ यह नारा अत्यंत जीवंत लगता है ,अगर इंसान ने धरती पर अपने वजूद को बचाना है।

[@GauravKumar-mm1of]

What I wonder is that when the success of this action has been proved then not the Indian government take it as an idea for so many areas in India where drought is a menace, people die, cattles die. This was done in Devas in 2006-10. Ten years have passed, has it been replicated in other areas in MP, UP, Bihar, Rajasthan, Orissa and the southern states. Drinking water is such a problem and when we have such a simple way of solving it why not they are encouraging it and supporting it financially to make the dry areas green again and fill the empty water vessels.

[@satya2456]

Thank u Sit Ratan Tata trust

[@gurpreetsinghbala5663]

Good work. God blesses who help the poor

[@peternicholsonu6090]

So good to see this water collection in ponds. Where did this water go before? Are there people at lower levels still getting water?

[@GauravKumar-mm1of]

They are actively using the pond. Now they look as a means for irrigation which previously they did not believe. They are dredging the pond and using the extracted soil to increase the fertility of the fields.

[@rajsinghji-84]

I like the guest entry of a few topi wale muslims farmers, nice touch to diversify something that doesn’t require that at all. 😂

[@erickoudjodklati6738]

Thank you !

[@sahadevappabiradar9697]

Great job word less what can I se about this work this not work these formers are done great job

[@GauravKumar-mm1of]

"speechless" or "at a loss for words" would have been the correct English.

[@shivamda27]

Excellant work! Well captured, shot and cut! Also, the topic taken up is really serious and thought provoking. Good job!

[@pratibhanikam1708]

Hats of you sir👍👌👌

[@MrTyagim]

Amazing story - please spread the word.

[@harishsk8561]

the funeral was awesome

[@divesh31kumar]

जबरदस्त

[@joankirby1944]

Fantastic

[@gam3827]

This is how it was in the olden days, until in the name of green revolution, americans advised tubewells and borewells that dried up lands big time in no time, in the meantime the ponds and lakes were occupied by vested interests and buildings made over them, then all over the world they started propaganda that in india is so underdeveloped that there is no drinking water in villages

[@pjaro77]

And this was only begining. The Paani foundations started 4 years ago a huge movement to fight against the drought with farmers and villagers of Maharashtra state. The Paani foundation took it as the competition - named Satyamev Jayate Water Cup. Try to search it here on youtube, the videos are awesome.

[@pjaro77]

@HIMANSHU SINGH I know it but it is neighbour state. All states in the west, middle and south India have the drought problem. This states are almost without forests and the underground water was pumped out. So the people there need to catch the rainwater every possible way.

[@RAVINDRAYADAV-ff3uo]

Very good work. Salutes to all involved persons.

[@vinesh123]

[02/05, 1:36 PM] Dream: kzbin.infowRuNmr0AP4c?feature=share [02/05, 1:36 PM] Dream: प्रकृति का ये रूप नहीं देखा होगा आपने इसको सुन्दर कहें या भयानक ? पूरे 2 घंटे लग गए इस 30 सेकेंड के वीडियो को रिकॉर्ड करने में

[@zenrainman]

Very well made video , good work.

[@pawanjindal4286]

great work

[@chakiperdomo1372]

Why not use solar pumps instead of diesel.. will save money and will be good for planet earth....

[@ShilpV]

Solar pumps are just beginning to become popular in India. Capital costs are still high but government is offering subsidies...

[@b_uppy]

Pumps are expensive and require maintenance. A smarter solution is to put in the pond in a higher point on the property. They can use gravity to irrigate instead. Much simpler, and cheaper

[@b_uppy]

Putting ponds higher on the property means electrical and pump maintenance costs are avoided because the water is kept where it's needed instead of having hills perennially dry, and fertile valleys perennially wet. This is otherwise a constant cost to farmers. The pond pumps and pipes have their initial investment costs as well as maintenance costs, and fuel. They require moving sprinklers, which is another time/labor cost. *Adding swales and other water harvesting earthworks higher on the hill lessens overall costs and time as they are set up where they are needed. It is very sustainable and doesn't require buying and waiting for replacement parts...* Undoubtedly they've lost some soil carbon and that contributed to flooding and a lower watertable. They need to switch to permaculture methods as well... Cob housing should never be called 'huts.' Give them a minimum 4' overhang, good foundations, and a lime clay layer and they are durable and as nice as any cement or brick house, but with fewer costs, and quite beautiful.

[@abhi5449]

And they can do fish farming in pond to get more profit

[@pagongturtle2217]

@Rolls Royce you are forgetting that you can harvest fish without killing them and sell to those who are not vegetarians to get more profit. ahhh just forget about it lol let them decide by themselves ^_^

[@pagongturtle2217]

read your argument 4 weeks ago and stop creating a new one, you are forgetful already

[@pagongturtle2217]

@Rolls Royce lol you can't defend your first argument, YOU ARE like poor animals and the I'm the butcher- I keep killing your argument lol

[@nmo3148]

@Rolls Royce love laal maas, famous Rajasthani delicacy

[@mavjipatel2408]

Aap kutchh me aaiye ga janta ko jagrut karege

[@foodieeharsh.]

Nice work

[@jagdishramanathan4620]

well done.

[@johnbezos]

Tomar is really great man

[@Mumbaibmt]

very good

[@Drive_Time_Diaries]

Nice

[@surveytech2003]

noble work

[@SolidGoldShows]

Very informative! Thanks for sharing

[@surajsomvanshirewa2395]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@ratuadilFF]

Maaf ya sayangku dendi papa, smlm capek bener, ada keriaan disini,, spupuku g komplit sedih juga tp kehebohannya luar biasa bikin bahagiaaa

[@vasantjoshi3568]

So good

[@ShivKumar-gq5uj]

👍👍👍

[@SwapnilPotdar]

Very informative and an enlightening documentary. We too have been doing #RainwaterHarvesting but primarily for urban areas where there is concrete spread all over leaving no space for natural rainwater percolation. If rainwater is harvested in urban areas, less water is drawn from dams which is in turn used for agriculture. My team is in the process of undertaking a project in a rural area of similar kind. This video has inspired me even more to take up the challenge. Kudos to your efforts and support from TATA Trust. Keep going Regards Swapnil Potdar Ira Water

[@bungurtube7048]

are they do not use geomembrane or cement for that pond?

[@LifeofBangladesh]

This situation is also going to be created in Bangladesh due to some of the barriers in our river

[@jamessang1704]

Excellent, easy to understand ideas!

[@istoppedlaughing5225]

Aj pani pani ho gya