Terrace farming finds new roots in Telangana’s urban homes
Urban residents in Hyderabad are increasingly adopting terrace farming to ensure access to chemical-free produce. Government programs like 'Mana Illu Mana Kuragayalu' are supporting this shift, which combines food security with biodiversity preservation.
Why it matters
The movement reflects a growing urban trend toward self-sufficiency and health-conscious consumption in response to concerns over food safety.
Hyderabad’s skyline is changing in unexpected ways. Alongside concrete towers and glass facades, a quieter revolution is unfolding — terrace farming. What was once a rural practice has now become a thriving urban movement, with residents cultivating everything from tomatoes and chillies to exotic herbs and fruits on their rooftops and balconies.
The article highlights a lifestyle trend with a focus on local community initiatives.
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