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Shree Anna (Millets): Promoting Nutrition and Sustainability in Agricultural Millets Map of India

Narmada Hidangmayum, G. Gomadhi, M. Ramasamy, S. Ejilane, K. Chitra, E. Rajeswari, K. Dhanalakshmi, G. Malathi, T Senthilkumar

European Journal of Nutrition & Food Safety · pp. 237–246 · Published 7 Aug 2024

10.9734/ejnfs/2024/v16i81511

Abstract

Shree Anna, an initiative dedicated to promoting the cultivation and consumption of millets in India, stands at the forefront of efforts to enhance nutrition and sustainability in agriculture. Central to its mission is the creation of the Millets Map of India, which showcases the diverse regions where millets are cultivated across the country. From Karnataka to Rajasthan, and Tamil Nadu to Uttar Pradesh, the map highlights the geographical spread of millet cultivation, emphasizing their nutritional value and environmental resilience. Through educational programs, farmer training, and consumer awareness campaigns, Shree Anna aims to underscore the nutritional benefits of millets while advocating for their sustainable cultivation. By fostering market demand and economic opportunities for millet farmers, the initiative seeks to create a more inclusive and resilient agricultural ecosystem. The Millets Map of India serves as a visual testament to the transformative potential of millets in promoting nutrition, sustainability, and food security in India's agricultural landscape.

Consumer awareness Shree Anna millets economic opportunities environmental resilience

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