Combination of Vedic Farming, Permaculture & Science - 50 ACRE MODERN PERMACULTURE | Varanashi Farms

Varanashi Organic Farms currently extends for about 100 Acres over two properties, with seven irrigation ponds, as well as a river and a riverlet adjoining one of the properties. Crop plantations are maintained within the natural vegetation of the area, and 60% of the farms is still untouched forest. Crops like Arecanut, Coconut, Cocoa, Nutmeg, Banana, Black Pepper, Jackfruit etc. are grown in a multi-story system. In addition, different types of vegetables, fruits, flowers are also grown. Rice is organically cultivated during the rainy season for sale and our own consumption.
The illustrious story of Varanashi Organic Farms, handed down by over six generations of the Varanashi family, begins more than 200 years ago, when in 1816 King Lingaraju, Ruler of Kodagu, gifts a large piece of land and a big house in the Moodambailu area to one of his favorites, a wiseman by the name of Jyothishi.
Thirumaleshwari Amma, one of the female members of this family, marries Varanashi Krishnayya and settles at Moodambailu. Their son Varanashi Subraya Bhat and grandson Varanashi Krishna Moorthy manage the property in subsequent years and name it Varanashi Farms. Partha Varanashi is the youngest heir in this family to take the family tradition forward. A coach for Team India in the 2019 Aquatic World Championships, he champions movement sports and aquatic education at the farm.
Sahakari Rathna Shri Varanashi Subraya Bhat is the inspiration behind the establishment and the development of Varanashi Development and Research Foundation (VDRF) and its sister concerns. Shri Bhat is a well-known personality in the field of Cooperative movement in South India. He is the founder of CAMPCO Ltd. - today, one among the co-operative giants in India. He was the President of the CAMPCO from its inception in 1972 to 1990.
Inspired by his achievements, his son Dr. Varanashi Krishna Moorthy has promoted the VDRF, VOM, and VAST Centre. Varanashi Farms is the Family Agricultural property. Dr. Ashwini Krishna Moorthy and their son Partha Varanashi are actively involved and equally responsible for the development of the Varanashi Concerns. Partha Varanashi brings movement and aquatic education to the farm (and beyond) through the Varanashi Swimming Academy and Stoked India Adventures.
It is interesting to note that the family name “Varanashi”, incessantly confused with “Varanasi”, does indeed originate from the name of the Indian spiritual capital Benares. However, generations have passed and the Varanashis are now indigenous to Bantwal Taluk of D.K District, Karnataka. Over the years, subsequent generations of Varanashis have proven themselves innovators and visionaries, transforming their ancestral property to keep up with the changing times.
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[@sagara6751]

He is the richest man in the world. Can feel the happiness in his words alone.

[@KK-th5lx]

During my childhood I brought at my grandparents house where it's surrounded by 40acres agricultural land with all types of crops, fruits, vegetables....i still remember those days...golden days. I used to pick whatever fruit I want n eat.. No pesticides no washing n cutting...eating directly...

[@priteshhazare1270]

U sold all your lands?

[@Unofficialjagmohansingh84]

Dear kk jo bachpan aapne jiya hai ushi bachpan ko jeene ka haq aapke aane wali genration ko bhi hai.....ek baar jaroor sochna....

[@Enterprise-Architect]

Hats-off to his father and mother for their forward-thinking... His father did Ph.D. in the 90s when completing master was itself a big deal... What a microbiologist family it is!

[@aasha2595]

Gosh..when u r in the middle of such a farm with everything organic around...heavens can wait! I salute your father..🙏🏻

[@gauriblomeyer1835]

Phantastic ! In Germany this kind of agriculture without pesticides and chemical fertilizers was introduced 100 years ago by Rudolf Steiner. And in Germany this kind of agriculture has grown against industrial agriculture because its vegetable and fruits are by far superior and the best of the best. What is necessary is the teaching of this organic food production at all universities world wide. There are places where it is done. Look at SECEM in Egypt where the desert is transformed already for 40 years into a green area with a forest and agriculture all based upon Bio Dynamic agriculture without chemical fertilizers and pesticides. In Auroville, in the South of India, it is the same.

[@praveensingh9733]

You are my inspiration for such an effort, I am also planning to buy around 50 acres of land and then turn it into a fully grown forest, would love to devote my life for that, Respect to you brother

[@rukmanipanda2331]

Good Idea

[@sureshpidisika5428]

Me too want to buy let's be partners.

[@wildforestorganics7298]

Great video! Please share more of the Vedic agricultural practices. I would like to apply them on my farm here in Australia.

[@NarendraSajja]

Super organic farm. Live in Nature and live naturally. No chemicals, no soil erosion, no loss of micro organisms. Wonderful.

[@biologybysubhashchandrasingh]

Excellent Effort by intellectual noble men in nature.

[@blackberrypark7294]

I think that a healthy society is based on healthy individuals! Unfortunately here in Hungary, most people are unconscious about the quality of the food they eat and they underestimate the daily vitamin and micronutrient intake. I want to grow bigger so that I can help the Hungarian people because the situation here is quite disappointing.

[@hemmigekiran]

It is great to see a Hungarian in the comments section, friend. I just returned from Budapest after having to live there for the entire 2020. I did love the place but due to circumstances couldn't travel around much. With respect to your intention, I would love to discuss more in person and hopew we can get connected beyond this platform here. Look forward to hearing at your earliest convenience!

[@kushaljoshi842]

I saw a piece of heaven 😊

[@krissivamurthy5810]

The way you have explained about Nature and farming is impeccable.Wish we all live in midst of nature.The layer farming is explained in a very good way.Someone complained about origin of Cocoa and I have noticed that you have corrected it as well.India has been invaded and exploited by a lot of people around the world so the origin of Cocoa doesn't matter much because they took a lot from India and never credited us for it.The reference to Winston Churchill about World War and how it triggered famine in India is very true.India was not involved in world War but only because of leaders like Churchill India was forced to involve and India lost people and resources which was meant for India.People literally lived on Jackfruit is something to be told to all. Overall your knowledge is very good to pass to next generation

[@jaymoon8559]

Thank you for this video. Love it. Wish I could live there for the rest of my life.

[@vinodkumar-bw1rt]

Wonderful. Please take everyone to be the part of this kind of projects

[@ashibaverma7535]

Wow thanks for this video, it felt so good and heavenly just by watching this beautiful farm . I wish to be able to experience it by myself one day. Damm it's beautiful, can't get enough of it. And So when I don't get tingles watching asmr videos I'll jus watch this and feel serene. 💕

[@aishwaryakulshrestha7102]

I always had a vague idea about what I wanted to contribute my life to ... This has mostly solidified it . Thank you so much. I shall try to work towards the same initiative when I grow up.

[@vadapallivenkatatarun287]

I am very much excited about these type of farming... And in near future, i decided to gift a land of 50 acre to my father, and make a farm like this....

[@khriezzzz6170]

One of the best video i've seen so far. I've trying to do this project im happy seen this video

[@DilipKumar-sz4mw]

This is Paradise, this is Paradise, this is Paradise.......

[@abdulraoof8671]

Seems u have applied everything good out there for agriculture. Mashallah 😍 it’s a great vision for the generations to come . Love ❤️ from Sydney.

[@nallapaneniram766]

Thanks for showing us the permaculture food forest. Wonderful.

[@sushmitasutradhar4880]

Good intention always makes a path of grace 🌈

[@manojsinha7495]

Very inspiring for today's youth 👍

[@nava9754]

Simply wow ,love from assam

[@veipuniilana1842]

Huge probs to parents for starting the farm.

[@Allinone-or6li]

I love the way of explaining and touring about his farm

[@samanthamasters5015]

Stumbled upon ur channel ,happy to see ur content here. I am interested in knowing what u guys r doing. Would love to be there. 🙏 Thanks for all the info u shared.

[@parthavaranashi6019]

Wwoof with us visit www.varanashi.com

[@miracleshappen4483]

God Bless You! Fantastic job that should be replicated globally! 😊👍😀🙏😁😉😍💖👌🤗👏

[@vinays5712]

Sir please make this type of agriculture videos by that we can understand more information.

[@himanshu8006]

WoW, you are the future of society

[@kumarchandan1412]

I love the way you describe each and every single thing in a detailed manner . Love watching your videos ❤️

[@rajendraprasadkar4158]

WOW. I can stay in this farm for ever and will be happy for ever. Is there a way to visit this place and stay there for few days as a tourist? What is the cost of stay?

[@rayalaraghukishore]

Prakruthi Vanam, Madhana palle, Chittur district, Andhrapradesh. It is free for visitors. Visit their website.

[@parthavaranashi6019]

Visit www.varanashi.com

[@bopannananjappa2553]

Amazing.good knowledge thank you.

[@vinays5712]

Sir can you please Make agriculture videos in Kannada also sir.

[@deadtreebark]

What a beautiful plot of land, I'd like to see a decidious or non tropical version of this.

[@Mister.Doodler]

Awesome . Do you grow Comfrey in your farm ?

[@satheeshkumarp.k.8753]

Very good presentation . Thanks

[@yogikumar4516]

Jalwe to Aapke hai sir.. . 😌💕

[@samiramagar2121]

The house is really beautiful.

[@gouthamkumar1750]

My dream project and coming soon to reality....

[@antoniosilveira8514]

WOW SUPER SUPER SUPER SUPER EXCITED

[@deepakmeenepu933]

Cocoa bean is literally bitter..the outside white pulp is very sweet, if you put cocoa beans for fermentation without adding east.. you'll get juice out of it..A very good tasty wine you can say...

[@lee74in]

Wow, can I have the opportunity to stay here and contribute to the nature..🙏🙏

[@SRIMAN2021]

We would like to visit from Nepal

[@biologybysubhashchandrasingh]

I Salute you Sir.

[@subhashmamidi6805]

thanks to who planted a forest

[@sushmitasutradhar4880]

You do have rainforest also 😭 You guys know magic 🥺🌈❤

[@nava9754]

ORGANIC FARMING IS THE FUTURE OF MANKIND.

[@pashtun-travels-uk]

Wonderful

[@Rishu-uk.18]

Woderfull Love to live lije this.

[@AchiniBoruah]

This is my Dream.....

[@RamamurthyBS]

What precautions be taken to prevent lightning, during raining?

[@yugopal]

Grandfather's greatest gift

[@ivychua4091]

💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚This is Divine ....... love to try all your produce ! can we visit or homestay ? 2022 ?

[@parthavaranashi6019]

Certainly pls visit www.varanashi.com

[@sushmasagar316]

Where is this located? The video does not say. Or have I missed it?

[@nasirstd]

What should I do if I want to do a volunteer job in this firm?

[@parthavaranashi6019]

Write to [e-mail]

[@nariyabangali9814]

Good land and good direction

[@tamalmanna2604]

Amazing

[@trinsit]

There's no way they would allow something like this here in America. They'll take too many profits from corporations. They'll find a way to outlaw it once enough of them get established. It would be the best and most effective way to get rid of Monsanto and all the other companies making a profit off of something we could entirely provide to humanity in abundance.

[@laxmandalavi8530]

I searched and got online information that Bauhinia leaves are edible. Please confirm whether it is edible in large quantity (or please suggest any other tree). My design concept was to design monoculture of one of trees from bauhinia family (edible leaves evergreen in all seasons) along with fruit forest mix of fruit trees (which are seasonal)and rest of the place left for wild zone. So design contains all three zones Monoculture zone, Fruit Forest zone and wild zone. Is bauhinia leaves edible?

[@sourabhahlawat681]

Please make a video on how to switch

[@apsingh18]

Wowww

[@vaibhavparab9491]

Its WoW

[@jagatsinghchouhan3248]

where is your farm, can anyone learn with you on your farm

[@purenets6502]

Genius absolute wonderful

[@bhagwatawate4275]

👍👍

[@shivampaliwal8162]

8:00 omwards real gold

[@kaypee4704]

Can anyone visit. This would be nice for a retreat.

[@SrinivasVolety]

Thanks

[@rahulkapoor3574]

but now it is very hard to buy or lease out land ...

[@madhusudandixit8174]

Food forest 👌👌

[@srinuvasu7411]

If I would have 5acres of land atleast....I will live this type of life...

[@kashifjaved4545]

Heaven

[@sujatadechaudhuri463]

Where is this farm? I am an ex student from BHU. Will love to see this farm.

[@parthavaranashi6019]

www.varanashi.com

[@vaishnavigoswami7525]

Brother you are the start up of SATYUG.God bless you and your family. Great people great video ever seen.🙏🙏🙏. Please guide us ,so that we can follow the foot steps. Kindly provide contact no. Thank you.

[@vishalbarad5230]

Super

[@desertyatri]

Is there any kind of possibility of food forest in desert areas of Rajasthan?? I have land in desert of Rajasthan and also trying to research about desert based species which have great economic value. If anybody have some idea please share with me.

[@evaczarnojanczyk1432]

Look at Greening The Desert Project with Geoff Lawton.

[@parthavaranashi6019]

Yes! Start water harvesting.. any rain you get🌧️ catch it. After that you can chose plants suitable for that climate

[@desertpermaculture-thar1726]

this is not agriculture or farming, this is forest. Pls share your profits and financials

[@parthavaranashi6019]

There are great returns from Cacao, Arecanut, Coconut, black pepper,Nutmeg and Banana! Farms financials are Solid

[@gauravkhandve]

Is there any permaculture farm in Maharashtra near pune if possible with stay

[@vedicliving2344]

Where can I buy agricultural land at the rate upto 2 lac/ bigha in India?

[@Krishnay5251]

Where it is located ?

[@umeshbhat9531]

Near puttur, Dhakshina Kannada

[@rishiodeb]

Sir , for deshi farmers, plz dub it in every deshi language.

[@vrushalivisput1950]

अगर हमे आपके फार्म में आना है तो कैसे आये ? कॉन्टॅक्ट नंबर चाहीये .

[@scamgammer340]

SIR I VISITED THE CHANNEL OF MY ENVIRONMENTAL APP. TEACHER SHOWING THIS VIDEO

[@sandhyakala]

devaru olledu maadli nimage.

[@sonusbiology2292]

It's my dream 🥺🥺😍

[@salilsawkar8775]

Where is this?

[@umeshbhat9531]

Near puttur Dhakshina Kannada

[@sharatrvss1636]

Can i get cocoa plant

[@arunshankars8398]

This is how we ought to live our lives. Not in the silk board junction.

[@Abros3994]

5:50 patrode

[@veerulimbachiya7579]

Sir permaculture per video banao na

[@sameerbhaiful]

How to save from wild animals??

[@parthavaranashi6019]

Wec co exists 🙂

[@ajitmehta8013]

HOW TO REACH YOU?.PLEASE REPLY

[@umeshbhat9531]

Near puttur,Dhakshina Kannada

[@parthavaranashi6019]

www.varanashi.com

[@estebancorral5151]

Theo broma is Greek not Latin. Mexico, the country of origin is in North America not South America, but it is considered as in Latin America. Thus far you have flunked languages, geography, and history. You have thoroughly demonstrated what passes for erudition in Hindustan, specifically in Varanashi Farms.

[@parthavaranashi6019]

Cheers for the correction 🙏 Well noted for next talks

[@estebancorral5151]

When the Portuguese introduced cassava and cashews to India, she was greatly enriched. These are from Brazil. You could enrich the farm buy planting annatto and carnauba palm.

[@neilshearer283]

Hey bro! I made it about 11 minutes through and haven't really heard any mention of Vedic practices or any science. I'm a little confused by claiming that eating organic is beneficial because you are eating ancient molecules and it is something I'm having difficulty understanding. What molecules would I be consuming if I eat inorganic? Newer molecules? I'm commenting because you seem to have such an interest in making videos and connecting with incredible people yet there is a misconnect between what you're producing and what you're advertising. Dig deep and stick with what interests you- chances are it will interest the rest of us!

[@tom-vm7tn]

Instead of too much talking you should have shown us the fruit trees

[@ilikeit13]

Nimdu ಯಾವ ಊರು

[@paultripper3832]

Ya 1 acre k paise nahi hai 😒

[@gardenCity180]

cacao is choclate