Natural Farming

Our Mission

Simple Living and High Thinking
To lead & help others also to live a healthy, sustainable, productive, chaste & aesthete life off the land so as to enrich ourselves spiritually, morally and intellectually.
This entails creating a spiritual revolution which will overcome and re-direct the present “industrial revolution”. We are convinced that people can become happy and safe only by living under the shelter of God, in harmony with His creation. If you feel inspired to assist us in this endeavor,
Sahyadri Sri Krishna Balarama Ksetra” where our goal will be to realize God by learning to live on the lap of material nature. This is India’s ancient motto of “Simple Living and High Thinking”. Living more naturally helps one attain “God-Realization”, the goal of life. Unfortunately, the modern age has practically destroyed this ideology. We are striving to revive our lost culture based on God consciousness.
This entails creating a spiritual revolution which will overcome and re-direct the present “industrial revolution”. We are convinced that people can become happy and safe only by living under the shelter of God, in harmony with His creation. If you feel inspired to assist us in this endeavor, please come visit us or contact us.

Natural Farming

Many people think that farming is just a profession of farmers to earn just paper money but Natural farming is a natural way of growing crops without using harmful chemicals like fertilizers and pesticides. It works in harmony with nature, keeping the soil rich and full of life. One of the best techniques in natural farming is 5-layer farming, where different plants grow together in a smart and organized way, just like a natural forest.
In this method, the first layer has tall trees like coconut and mango, which provide shade and protect the soil. The second layer has medium-sized trees like banana and guava, which grow well under the tall trees. The third layer includes shrubs like turmeric, which thrive in the filtered sunlight. The fourth layer has creepers like beans and grapes that climb on trees, saving space. The fifth and final layer consists of root crops like ginger and carrot, which grow underground without disturbing other plants. This smart way of farming helps make the best use of land, keeps the soil moist, improves biodiversity, and increases farm productivity naturally, making it a perfect example of sustainable agriculture.