Zubaan Talkies: Food Cultures of the Northeast India

Agriculture and Farming in Arunachal Pradesh

27 min · 10. mar. 2025
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The podcast Agriculture and Farming in Arunachal Pradesh (also Why Did Mother Stop Sending Us Rice?) is part of the “Food Cultures” series which was recorded online during the Covid19 pandemic. In this podcast, our host Xonzoi Barbora and guest Tongam Rina discusses agriculture and farming practices in Arunachal Pradesh – the traditional knowledge, the changes that are taking place and the adaptations happening. This discussion was part of the 2020 programming for Zubaan’s Cultures of Peace: Festival of the Northeast project, run in collaboration with Heinrich Boell Stiftung, Regional Office, New Delhi.

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