India’s Farmers Want Access to Innovative Agriculture Technologies
It is very difficult to stop a good idea from spreading. This is the ultimate lesson gained from the discovery this spring that genetically modified brinjal ...
Malwinder Singh Malhi
2018 Global Farmer Roundtable – Malwinder Singh Malhi from India
The 2018 Global Farmer Roundtable is scheduled for Oct 16-17 in Des Moines, Iowa – coinciding with the week of the World Food Prize Borlaug Dialogue and Interna...
Malwinder Singh Malhi
Farmer, Punjab State, India
Malwinder is a third-generation farmer growing rice, wheat, potatoes, peas and fodder crops of oats, rye grass, and mustard as part of a cropping sequence on their 25-acre farm in Punjab State, India. He is an active member of the Indian Young Farmers Association. Malwinder has over 30 years of experience working with farmers on the transfer of agricultural technologies in terms of new products and solutions for increasing productivity. He has worked in rural areas of almost all Indian states since 1984 and has worked with the growers of north India for more than 28 years. He’s particularly familiar with the agriculture issues in Punjab and Haryana. Malwinder has rich international experience. He has presented papers at the International Rice Congress in China and the World Rice Congress in Japan. He’s also participated with Nuffield conferences in Australia and Ireland. His mission in life is to serve the world farming community.