Our Flagship Projects
Initiatives Mushroomiyat
(Under the Poisonless Foodbank Initiative)
At our Birbhum Unit (Dubrajpur), we began mushroom cultivation as a small experiment. In our first trial, we successfully produced 12 kg of Milky Mushrooms from 17 bags within two months, proving the viability of low-cost, small-scale production.
In October 2025, we expanded into Oyster Mushroom cultivation. Between October 2025 and February 2026, the Birbhum unit produced 300 kg of Oyster Mushrooms, demonstrating the scalability and economic potential of the model.
We have also established a Purulia Unit, extending the impact of Mushroomiyat into another rural district of West Bengal.
Dubrajpur, located in Birbhum district of West Bengal, is an agriculture-based region with strong community participation and fertile rural landscapes. The region’s climatic conditions and community-based culture make it suitable for decentralized mushroom production. Mushroomiyat leverages local resources, local labor, and local markets to build sustainable income systems.
Mushrooms are highly nutritious and environmentally sustainable:
- Rich in plant-based protein
- High in fiber
- Low in fat and calories
- Contain essential B vitamins and minerals
- Support immunity and overall health
As part of our Poisonless Foodbank vision, mushroom cultivation promotes clean, chemical-free food systems that improve both nutrition and community health.
Inclusive Livlihood Model :
Mushroomiyat is designed as an accessible enterprise for:
- Women farmers
- Sexual minorities
- Marginal and landless households
Mushroom cultivation requires:
- Minimal land
- Low initial investment
- Simple infrastructure
- Short production cycles
- Basic technical training
Mushroomiyat – Growing Nutrition, Growing Dignity
What began as a small experiment in Dubrajpur, Birbhum — producing 12 kg of Milky Mushrooms from just 17 bags — has grown into a movement of hope. Today, Mushroomiyat has cultivated 300 kg of Oyster Mushrooms within five months and expanded operations to Purulia, West Bengal.
But Mushroomiyat is more than cultivation. It is about:
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Safe food
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Local empowerment
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Women-led entrepreneurship
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Inclusion of sexual minorities
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Sustainable village economies
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Rajoni
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