Natural Agriculture and Farming Organization NAFO

IN THE NAME OF ALLAH THE MOST
MERCIFUL THE MOST BENEFICENT

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NATURAL AGRICULTURE AND

FARMING ORGANIZATION
(NAFO) SANGHAR
Mohammad Ali Khaskheli
GENERAL SECRETARY
NATURAL AGRICULTURE AND FARMING ORGANIZATION
SANGHAR
Hello: 0300-3354355
Email:soilscience@live.com
February 2007
Our Usual Government Employee
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NATURAL AGRICULTURE AND FARMING
ORGANIZATION(NAFO) SANGHAR
Established : 2004
Reg. No. : SWD (SGR) VA/29
Manpower : Agriculture Officers : 12
Field Assistants: 50
Growers: 200
Ladies members: 7
President: Mr. Habib Baig

Vice President: Mr. Wilayat Ali
General Secretary: Mr. Mohammad Ali
Joint Secretary: Mr. Abid Hussain
Financial Officer: Mr. M. Idrees Rajput
Office Secretary: Mr. Iftakhar Hussain
Executive committee Total 10
members:
Objectives:
To raise the awareness regarding pesticide related
issues and its wise use.
To provide basic and practical trainings to adopt
modern agricultural practices in increasing crop
production.
To educate Farmers in the field of IPM.
Introduce all alternate measures to reduce the use of
hazardous chemicals in crop production.
To aware the farmers regarding soil fertility problems,
degradation of natural resources and balance use of
fertilizers.
ACTIVITIES
Established one cotton ToF and ten FFS in 2006 in Disrict Sanghar with the collaboration of Sindh
On Farm Water Management (PMP-project) & Agriculture Extension Sindh.
Run seven FFS in 2004 in Disrict Sanghar on voluntary basis.
Conducted various seminars and trainings to growers and field staff of agriculture extension to
give the awareness about IPM program
Conducted field experiments regarding micronutrient application in cotton and onion crops in
2006 with the collaboration of 4B Fertilizers (Pvt.) Pakistan
NAFO currently running eight mango FFS in Distt. Sanghar i.e. in 2007.
NAFO will also run 60 cotton FFS in 2007 in distt. Sanghar with the collaboration of Agriculture
Extension Sindh & SOFWM Sindh.
Awareness Programs
Year IPM Seminars Staff No. of Participants
Taluka level U/C level Trainings
2004 10 45 --- 2200
2005 5 18 --- 1565
2005 --- --- 4 60
2006 2 8 490
Awareness Programs arranged by ladies members for the contamination free cotton
picking techniques and pesticide hazards awareness into women farmers.
IPM Seminars Total No. of ladies

Year participated
Village level
2006 5 78
Cotton ToF & FFS established in different years
Year No. of No. of No. of Participant trained Total

ToF F.F.S Agri. Staff Farmers
2004 --- 7 175 175

2005 --- --- --- --- ---
2006 01 --- 19 11 (7 ladies) 30
2006 --- 10 --- 250 250

Total 01 17 19 436 455
• NAFO has published following articles on various

agricultural issues in well reputed news papers (i.e.
Dawn, F. Post, Business Recorder etc).
1-“Fertilizer selection for sustainable

agriculture system”
2-“Controlling diseases in banana cultivation”
3-“Mealy bug: an emerging threat to cotton
crop”
4-“Fertilizers and Environmental Pollution”
5-“Sustainable agriculture and fertilizer
practices in Pakistan”
6-“Cotton reddening: A threat to Pakistan
economy”
7- “CLCuV de facto and life blood of Pakistan
economy”
8-“Soil Micronutrients” the importance,
Research Activities
1-Application of PB Rope-L (sex pheromone) in
controlling cotton Pink Bollworm in district
Sanghar(2005) {experiment on 400 acres}
2-Application of Bio pesticides for the control of

cotton insect pests in district Sanghar
(2006) {experiment on 6 acres} Contd….
Research Activities
3-NAFO, with the collaboration of SOFWM, has been
introducing the LASER land leveling system on
experimental basis in five villages of taluka Sinjhoro
Distt. Sanghar since October 2007.
Each experiment has been conducted on five acre
plot and total land 25 acres has been leveled.
The data regarding saving of irrigation water,
fertilizer and crop yield will be collected and
compared with traditional or farmer plots.
Achievements
1-PB Rope-L (sex pheromone)
PB-Rope Application gave an excellent control on
pink bollworm, early boll formation & maturity, more
beneficial insects, quality seed cotton and 5-7
mds/acre increased yield as compared to farmer
plot.
Contd….
2-Bio pesticides
Application of Bio pesticides gave significant control

against sucking complex, found economic and safe to
environment and beneficial insects.
As a repellent; the Bio pesticides were found helpful in

repelling the bollworms, whereby early boll formation,
less flower shedding, more beneficial insects, and 3-5
mds/acre increased yield was achieved as compared to
farmer plot.
Contd….
3- Reduction in the use of pesticides:

Due to the dissemination of IPM technology and the
awareness given through ToF & FFS, many growers of
district Sanghar have reduced the use of chemical
pesticides on cotton by 20-30%.
Even some growers have received 15-20 mds/acre cotton

yield without using any chemical pesticides. They usually
used neem oil, kerosene oil, detergent and extract of
tobacco leaves against harmful insects.

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Satram Das Facilitating the participants of cotton ToF at Shahda


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Mr Satram Das Facilitating the participants of cotton ToF at Shahdadpur

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ToF participants recording crop data during CESA


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FFS participants compiling data sheet


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A lady cotton ToF participant presenting data sheet


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ToF participants at IPM plot


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Cotton ToF participants visiting Onion ToF at Tando Allahyar


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ToF participants visiting Entomology Laboratory at A.R.I Tandojam


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Mr. Dost Ali briefing about onion ToF to a cotton ToF participant

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Group photo of cotton ToF participants


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Mr. Mohammad Ali briefing to the growers about the Pink bollworm
losses & Importance of PB Rope-L

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Mr. Habib Baig showing the results of PB Rope-L to growers


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Growers observing the results of PB Rope-L


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Awareness programs & field days conducted by NAFO Sanghar


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Awareness programs & field days conducted by NAFO Sanghar


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DCO Sanghar Mr. Allah Dito Shar presiding IPM farmer field day
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IN THE NAME OF ALLAH THE MOST

MERCIFUL THE MOST BENEFICENT

NATURAL AGRICULTURE AND

President: Mr. Habib Baig

Run seven FFS in 2004 in Disrict Sanghar on voluntary basis.

2004 10 45 --- 2200

2005 5 18 --- 1565

2005 --- --- 4 60

IPM Seminars Total No. of ladies

Cotton ToF & FFS established in different years

Year No. of No. of No. of Participant trained Total

2004 --- 7 175 175

2006 --- 10 --- 250 250

• NAFO has published following articles on various

1-“Fertilizer selection for sustainable

2-Application of Bio pesticides for the control of

Application of Bio pesticides gave significant control

As a repellent; the Bio pesticides were found helpful in

3- Reduction in the use of pesticides:

Even some growers have received 15-20 mds/acre cotton

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Satram Das Facilitating the participants of cotton ToF at Shahda

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Mr Satram Das Facilitating the participants of cotton ToF at Shahdadpur

ToF participants recording crop data during CESA

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FFS participants compiling data sheet

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A lady cotton ToF participant presenting data sheet

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ToF participants at IPM plot

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Cotton ToF participants visiting Onion ToF at Tando Allahyar

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ToF participants visiting Entomology Laboratory at A.R.I Tandojam

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Group photo of cotton ToF participants

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Mr. Habib Baig showing the results of PB Rope-L to growers

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Growers observing the results of PB Rope-L

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Awareness programs & field days conducted by NAFO Sanghar

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Awareness programs & field days conducted by NAFO Sanghar

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