Earmacs – BA HULA HULA

About Us

EARMACS operates across seven districts of Meghalaya—East Khasi Hills, West Khasi Hills, South-West Khasi Hills, Eastern West Khasi Hills, Ri-Bhoi, East Jaintia Hills, and West Jaintia Hills—aiming to support and empower Integrated Village Cooperative Societies (IVCS), Producer Groups, SHGs, and entrepreneurs. Its primary objective is to organize and facilitate procurement, distribution, processing, and marketing of agricultural and allied products both within and outside the state. Key focus sectors include agriculture—through "Farm to Shelf" outlets and model farms in Jirang; Tourism—by partnering with potential tourism villages; Green Energy—via eco-friendly initiatives like the E-cycle project; Livestock—ensuring hygienic pork and advancing research on indigenous pig breeding; and dry ration—supporting IVCS in sourcing and selling essential commodities.

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Tourism

Tourism is a vibrant and growing industry that allows people to explore new cultures, landscapes, and experiences around the world. It plays a crucial role in boosting local economies, creating jobs, and promoting cultural exchange. Whether it’s relaxing on a beach, trekking through mountains, or discovering historical landmarks, tourism enriches lives and fosters global connections.

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Agriculture / Allied

Agriculture and allied sectors form the backbone of the economy, providing food, raw materials, and employment to a large portion of the population. Allied activities such as animal husbandry, fisheries, and forestry complement farming, enhancing rural incomes and ensuring sustainable development. Together, these sectors play a crucial role in ensuring food security and driving economic growth.

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E-cycle

An e-cycle, or electric bicycle, is an eco-friendly mode of transport powered by a rechargeable battery and an electric motor. It combines the benefits of traditional cycling with added electric assistance, making it easier to ride over long distances or hilly terrains. E-cycles promote sustainable mobility, reduce carbon emissions, and are an efficient alternative for daily commuting in urban and rural areas alike.

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Dry ration

Dry ration refers to non-perishable food items such as rice, pulses, flour, and spices that are essential for daily sustenance. These items are typically distributed during relief operations, public welfare schemes, or stored for long-term household use. Easy to transport and store, dry rations play a vital role in ensuring food security, especially in rural and underserved areas.