Those who work hard never lose, similarly if a person is determined to do something then no work in the world is difficult. Gurjeet Kaur, a 70-year-old progressive female farmer from Kaithal district, who lives in a camp in the fields at some distance from village Umedpur in Siwan town of Kaithal district, has proved this to be true on the strength of her passion.Progressive elderly woman farmer Gurjit Kaur, influenced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi's call to the farmers to do poison-free natural and organic farming, is busy all day in promoting Prime Minister Narendra Modi's farmer and public welfare schemes to save the heritage and serve humanity. Lives.She also says that she wants to spend her whole life in public welfare and connecting more and more farmers with natural farming so that all the farmers can cultivate poison free crops and produce pure postic grains for all the humans so that all the people can avoid serious diseases. Will be saved from.Progressive elderly woman farmer Gurjit Kaur told that after the death of her husband in 2017, she did not lose courage and started farming in her 20-acre field on the strength of her courage. Initially, he started doing natural and organic farming on four acres of his farm to conserve the seeds of old varieties of native wheat and rice.Female farmer Gurjit Kaur said that from the beginning she had this thought that by preserving the old seeds, she would sow them in her field and do farming. At that time, she was suffering from many diseases including blood pressure, diabetes, but by sticking to her mission of doing natural and organic farming, by doing poison-free farming, she not only got rid of her diseases but also kept the people of the society healthy. She is fully engaged in keeping itInitially, he took training in natural farming in the Gurukul of Acharya Devvrat from Kurukshetra and acquired information about new techniques of agriculture by reading books of big agricultural scientists and participating in seminars, lectures and agricultural fairs organized by Krishi Vigyan Kendra and Agriculture Department. After this, he started growing new varieties of natural and organic crops in his farm. Women farmers also prepare with their own hands the indigenous natural fertilizers to be applied to the crops grown in their fields.He started cultivating all varieties of millets and coarse grain crops in 2019 and started installing oxygen plants in his farm during the Corona period. He is continuously planting more trees and plants in his farm every year due to which the view of his camp remains very attractive. They have also installed nests for birds on the trees, due to which different types of birds chirp on the trees throughout the day. An old female farmer lives in a tent in her field with her two pet dogs.She said that all day long farmers come to her from far off places to get farming related information and seeds of local crops. She treats everyone as her family members and also arranges for the food of the farmers who come to her place.The woman farmer has planted many types of fruit and flowering trees including mango, guava, banana, jamun, phalsa in her field. She has also grown medicines made for the treatment of cancer and other serious diseases in her field. Black turmeric, black rice, black wheat and other varieties of grains are being grown.Female farmer Gurjit Kaur started giving information to the farmers through YouTube, due to the new research being done by her in farming, her name started becoming quite popular among the farmers of many states including Haryana, Punjab, Himachal and young farmers. After coming here, people started coming here to get information about the cultivation of wheat, rice and other natural, organic and medicinal plants and started purchasing seeds of new varieties of crops from them.Gurjeet Kaur, a 70-year-old progressive woman farmer from Kaithal district, remains a role model for the young farmers of the state and the country. Senior progressive woman farmer Gurjit Kaur has been honored many times for her special contribution in natural farming.