The grant support was utilized in organizing programmes in three different rainfed regions with diversified climate of Karnataka State. They are;

• Beguru (25 women farmers) and Arabala Gollarahatti (30 women farmers) in Beguru Grama Panchayath of Ajjampura Taluk, Chikkamagalur District.
  
  
• Maravemane (35 women farmers) in Mushturu Grama Panchayath and Kotthooru  (23 women farmers) in Nangali Grma Panchayaths of Mulabagilu Taluk, Kolar District
  
  
• Doddinduvadi (50 women farmers) in Doddinduvadi Grama Panchayath of Kollegala Taluk, Chamarajanagara District.
  
  
• Exhibition of soil types, native sowing seeds, local breed farm animals
  
  
• Demonstration of improving soil fertility by making various organic soil inputs
  
  
• Making of colour paints with available soils and using them to draw various pictures related to natural resources by students.
  
  
• Identifying the local names of various weeds in the village and exhibiting them to make
  
  
• Students to understand their roles in addressing nutrition food, fodder, manure and for medicinal purposes.
  
  
• Collecting various types of flowers within the vicinity of the village and in surrounding areas using them to decorate the heap of soils and sowing seeds

The samples of farm mapping in each district identified for this programme with details of farmers and their communities