Mohan Yadav is visiting village Pachwar in Baiga Chak area in Mandla district in Madhya Pradesh where he meet Kunwar Singh who is explaining him Bewar farming. Kunwar Singh tells him that they mix 12 seeds and in one acre he can get 4 to 7 sacks of grain which can keep his family alive after some labor work outside. If one seed fails another survives.He also explains him the tough method of doing Bewar ( slash and burn cultivation) in details. Mohan Ji @ 09479598133

ग्राम आलमपुर पोस्ट पाथाखेड़ा जिला बैतूल (म.प्र.) से नीलम जी एक गोंडी गीत गा रही है, यह गीत शादियों के समय में गाया जाता है । गीत के बोल है – बाड़ी वाता जिरोला भाजी री बाड़ी वाता ये भाभी भाभी रे
माते था बिंदिया बा चमके माता री ,बा चमके माता
कानो न जून्की बा चमके माता री बा चमके माता
गले था हारवा बा चमके माता री बा चमके माता
हाथों न कंगन बा चमके माता री बा चमके माता

Mohan Yadav is visiting Nainpur tahsil in Mandla district in Madhya Pradesh where he meets Gondi speaking farmer Gyani Singh Varkade who tells him that he has only once acre of land and there is no facility of irrigation in the area. All the Govt work in the area is being done by machines and they have no option but to migrate in search of work. He also does not have a BPL card. He says all poor in the area are in similar situation. For more Mohan Ji is at 9479598133

Mohan Yadav is visiting Garjan Bija village in Pushparajgarh tahsil of Anuppur district in Madhya Pradesh where he meets a adivasi farmer Chhagru Baiga who tells him that Bewar ( shifting) farming where they mix 6-7 seeds together is more suitable to them. They have not got rights under forest rights act and Govt wants them to move but they dont want to go anywhere else and continue with traditional way of farming which they learnt from their ancestors. Mohanji@09479598133

Mohan Yadav is visiting Bhua Bichhia block of Mandla district in Mandla district in Madhya Pradesh where he meets Tameshwar Dharia from Bisketta village who tells him that wild animals destroy their crop quite often but forest department does not give them any compensation. He says it is the problem of all the villages in this are and they are going village to village to organize people to fight forest department demanding compensation. Mohan@8602008777