Sahaja Samrudha is a people’s movement for safeguarding agrobiodiversity, building sustainable villages, and ensuring food futures the organic way.

We started as a farmer initiated to exchange ideas, seeds and share knowledge on sustainable agriculture. The formation of Sahaja Samrudha was the culmination of their individual efforts into a more exciting and powerful force to make sustainable agriculture a way of life of the farming community.

Our Signature Programs

Conserving and Rejuvenating seed heritage

Restoring, preserving and enhancing biodiversity to support sustainable livelihood

Empowering farmers to become effective managers and decision-makers in growing healthy crops

Helping companies, institutions and governments to meet their sustainability commitments in agriculture

Companies formed under Sahaja

Sahaja Organics is the largest wholesaler of organic rice and millets in Karnataka. It has developed a connectivity network of consumers and producers

Sahaja Organics is the largest wholesaler of organic rice and millets in Karnataka. It has developed a connectivity network of consumers and producers

Krishikala is an initiative of Sahaja Samrudha for the conservation of traditional crop varieties and their many art forms

Sahaja Media is an outsourcing company. we have Publication, Photography, Shortfilms etc.. and other media works

Honorable Prime Minister Shri. Narendra Modi speaks on Sahaja Samrudha in ‘Mann ki bath’ program.

@PMO India noticed an exemplary case here in Karnataka – that of Sahaja Samrudha, where farmers have collectivised themselves with the help of professionals; and are able to better market their produce. This is an organic farming marketing initiative.

“I support organic farming and traditional seed conservation activities of Sahaja”

– Ramesh Bhat, Popular actor, Kannada Film Industry

“Organic foods are best for our health”

– V. Manohar, Famous Music Director, Kannada Film Industry

Come, Join and Support Us

Connect your hands in our initiatives to transform the rural agricultural communities.