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- Episode 7 covers our Annex - it is where we grow all our grains and cereals.
#WhatsGrowing is a mini-series where we take you on a virtual tour around Aanandaa. We show you what is growing, how it is growing and what we are harvesting.
The benefit of this series is that all of you can see what is growing at Aanandaa during one specific month. The more videos we make, the more detailed our documentation will be!
If you like this video and want to see more content like this, please do drop a comment letting us know so we can plan out some more videos for everyone!
Thanks for stopping by, stay safe xx
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Its amazing how u manage all the different crops and veggies and trees .according to the need of each .all the best.
I hope i can also do this as easily as you do .
I think it requires knowledge about each plant and a lot of planning before hand
You learn as you do..
would be cool to see it from a drone!
Wish we had a drone!
Aanandaa Permaculture Farm You may rent it for a few hours🙂
Its should b Named - Whats Not Growing, u r Growing almost everything.
Nice to see it.
hahahah!
India is really leading the way in permaculture. I would like to visit one day.
Do email us at hello@aanandaa.com when you are in town and would like to visit!
Happy Ganesh Chaturthi...Ma'am....Keep up da GUD work...God bless all. U r a great inspiration....
Wow amazing to see u walking through, those trees must be so proud of you😊. Thanks for sharing.🙏
So nice of you
Madam your family is an inspiration to us and coming generations . It's just my suggestion so that u look beautiful and healthy . Please plant a mehndi plant and use it as hair color , l want my teacher to look her best , because u will be one of the great mentor all over the world in coming years . ( It's your personal choice but just a suggestion l wanted to give )
Hahah thank you! I've decided to age gracefully! Hope i can manage that
Aanandaa farm making more inspiration to young people like me to do more agriculture in natural way.
We are glad, you can do it too!
Happy to see u again
you are caring to your animal also
I respect to ur thought 💪
I appreciate that
I enjoyed your video, it looks lovely at your farm.
Glad you enjoyed it
That's a new plot!
It is!
Your farm is wonderful and beautiful.
Glad you think so
"Hathiyar" in ur hand...gud one...
Great video.
Thanks!
Appreciable.
Appreciated
Pls make some video on teak trees if you have planted any. Thank you
Great efforts, so proud of you
Thanks a ton
Very nicely done! 👍🏻🙏👏
Thank you! Cheers!
Wonderful Series Mam. You mentioned about using Jeevamrut in the maize crop. May be you would want to make a small video on what all nutrients you use for crops and the frequency of supplying them to crops. In case only use Jeevamrut, your experience on the journey since you stared Jeevamrut.
Could you please do a video about how you water these fields which are little away? It’s helps to plan our farm
We plant them through a gravity feed pipe, coming from our borewell.
Good to learn that you're a dog lover. They become our family members don't they ?
Looking forward to further videos. Perhaps you might make one on the making of the Jeeva amrut.
Thanks for your comment!
Manisha you are your family have done some amazing work . Loved the density of trees even in areas where you have crops like maize and seaseme .
Thanks a ton, everyone can do it - you just need to get started!
Couldn’t agree more Manisha. After decades of terrace and roof top gardening time for me to expand that And follow your footsteps
Nice video : Thank you for sharing 👍👍 you are my inspire to start permaculture at my farm
So nice of you
Awesome effort, Madam 👏👏👏
Thanks a lot 😊
Madam seriously i love u madam but dont take it wrong i am follower of subash palekar methods i am fresher to his methods i had a dream to marry a girl who proudly roam in my farming land so i got impression on u i just want to express it. Its my complement for ur good work from my side u will be my guru nd ur channel will be my black bord tq mam for ur hard work for us👏👏👏👏🙏🙏
Could you do an episode only using the drone, so that we get to see the birds eye view with zones demarcated. Hopefully, you can zoom in and out of each zone.
Do you have a drone that we can use? Hahaha, we don't have one.
Aanandaa Permaculture Farm 😀 good one... CZcams videos are kind of permacontent 😉... if you invest in the ecosystem, the ecosystem will pay you back
thanks for posting :)
No problem!
your farm looks great.
Have you tried to plant rice with white clover as a nitrogen fixer?
Natural farmer Masanobu Fukuoka of Japan used to practice that.
Had the farming been this way all along, we wouldn't have most of the problems we have today. Anyways step in right direction, nice work mam.
thanks for your message
Thank you 🙏
You’re welcome 😊
wonderful
Many thanks
Namaste,
How much kg rice do you harvest from half an acre?
You are doing a noble job. The knowledge that you impart, is just divine.
Thank You.
I hope everyone start going this. Very good. Quality not quantity.also teek wood be good cause no shade in summer.
Yes, we do have teak trees too! Thanks for your comment
@@farmaanandaa very good plant more trees. Keep it clean, make India great again ,
Loved the walk thru. I as also thinking if you have any birds eye view ?
We do not have a drone unfortunately
I had been checking if there were any new videos from you, for the last one week. And then started rewatching your old ones and taking down notes. Thankyou for taking this video and sharing with us. I had been thinking that if I had a land of my own i may have to walk around with a stick, so seeing you with one today in your video, made me smile. It was interesting to see a different part of your farm. The poplars look great and give a charming style to your farm. I like your experiment with growing maize and rice. How often to you give jeevaamruth to the maize and rice? Do you ever stop giving them that or how far in their farming do you provide it to them? How much jeevamruth do you need to make for the maize and rice. I feel it is daunting. But I guess you became ready for a new challenge now, since the time you started Aananda. Really proud of you.
There is a fixed schedule for jeevamruth spray which we follow. We will share this in a blog. We add jeevamruth to the soil along with irrigation or rainfall. So as and when.
Did you add new soil in preparation to planting the maize. Thanks for your quick response. 😊
Was the monoculture started to appease Panditjis frequent requests? 🤔😊 Sorry for asking too many questions.
plz show us the trees individually so that we can know how they look.
You can google how they look. Teak, Poplar and Ashoka
Thanks very much for the update. As usual very informative. You have lots of Ashoka trees in your farm. How does that help?
Just aesthetic value. We don't have a lot of them though .. only this walking path is lined with them.
Nice video 👍 👍
Thank you 👍
Nice walk around. Can u share more about lobia plants. My flowers seem to wilt away . I can see ants on them too.
Sure I will
Nice....
Thanks
Do you grow indigenous wheat? Two brothers organic farms sell the seeds. Incredible stuff.
We grow bansi and sharbati.
Thank you manishaji for providing us a virtual tour to your farm..please tell me name of the tree you planted with Ashoka..I could not get in video..
We have planted Poplar with the Ashoka trees
Hi! Thanks for the video.
How did you prepare the land for rice fields? You transplanted right? And, did you use a tractor this time?
Yes we still tractor our fields, which we are slowing converting into small.plots, to keep the tractor out. Now for Rabi season, there will be no tractoring here as we are cutting smaller plots out of these fields.
Go for short rice which needs less water
Hi, you've got a great place going there. May I ask where you procure your seeds from.
Bulk seeds from fellow organic farmers. Jyani Farms in Fazilka is a food source. Vegetable seeds from AllthatGrows.in or from fellow farmers in the network
Could you explain how you harvest the three types of rice that are growing in the same field?
Manually.
Very nice video. It’s very inspiring.. Is there a particular reason you carry that stick in this particular portion of your farm? I didn’t see you carry this stick in one of your other video.
Yes, this is zone 3. Further from where we normally hang out, so not that frequently visited. Chances of coming across something dangerous are higher here. Though we didn't encounter anything :-)
@@farmaanandaa Thanks a lot for the response...
Madam apki ye kheti ki kalpana bahuut hi achi hain, aap kuch desh ke kisano ko hindi me jankari dijiye, apka pani manegment, tree m, ye thoda aasaan hindi me bolo, madam please 🙏🙏💐. Me bhi ek kisaan hoon teen state ki boundary hain mere gaon ke pass, isliye sarkar kuch bhi nahi karti, aap dhanyawaad 🙏🙏💐
Video on a jivamrut and how many times you gave it to Crop
Really mam u work to hard
Also can you explain names and about the commercial plants which were planted in Aanandaa?
Poplar is a popular commercial tree in North India. It is consumed by the plywood industry.
जय श्री कृष्ण जी
Enjoyed this walk around.
A question. What does the night watchman watch ? I mean thieves/wildlife ? In that case shouldn't you also have a watchman in the daytime.
Only for wild animals. During the day, all of us are around.
Night watchman watches for wild animals who destroy the crops. In the day there are 6 staff members present on the property in any case, and we are there too. Wild animals only come at night
Thanks for the prompt response. :-)
Yea. That makes sense. By wild animals you mean elephants Or foxes/deers.
I'm trying to understand why would they come into your farm. To get at the produce? You don't keep chicken/ducks do you ?
Thank you mam. Can you share some input on the white paints applied at the tree bottom? This will be useful for all of us.
Thats a simple lime paint (chuna). We paint them around Diwali each year as a preventive for termite attack
@@farmaanandaa Thank you mam. I saw in some california channel for organic paint. That is why I asked.
Please talk about sheet mulching
How do you dehusk the rice? Especially red rice keeping the bran intact ?
at the local mill
Why are you returning back the leased plot. Is it out of choice or compulsion
Very nice
Thanks
Thaks a lot mam for sharing.
One question I have: Have you covered the jeevamrut feeding circuit? If yes, kindly share the link.
read our blogs at www.aananadaa.com
Also, Do you buy seeds or get any heirloom seeds from other farmers to start off with.
It was a mix of both.
Hi, on 2:26 timeline of vedio . I would like to know the local name of the tree.
Mam, can please tell how your managing weeds in these crops
Thanks
Dear Mam
If you can write a book for farming aspirants, that would be a great help.
PLs read our blogs on www.aanandaa.com.
Each night I watch an episode of Ananda... Thanks for your efforts.
I am going to get into Permaculture.
Can you please share entire Ananda layout with cultivation and rotation. Thanks in advance
So nice of you
What edible trees can be used as wind breakers?
Maybe Jamun
Couldn't take my eyes off the poplars and ashokas. Are Ashokas commercial too?
Will it be viable to make thinner columns of cereals with more timber? I mean, if we are only growing paddy, maize etc for personal consumption and not for scale.
Did the dogs die of poisoning or got beaten up? Either way, it's sad to know.
I am sorry. Too excited.
The dogs died of poisoning.
Read up about alley cropping. You ca plant more shrubs and bushes, but not tall trees.
Ashokas are not commercial
@@farmaanandaa Dogs.... 😔
Alley Cropping... Thanks .
Pardon me for my lack of knowledge about farming and farm but why do we need a night watchman for the farm?
to chase away the wild animals such as boars who come to eat our crops.
Please guide us about the invasive plant species. Poplar and silver oaks are not native species so do they affect the growth of other plants..?
the do not affect growth of other plants at all
Videos on what's SOWING too
solid idea
Hope for a free trip to the faarm
We could replicate what's being sown
How many acres is the Ananda farm.... It is possible to convert a 5 acre plot into a permaculture farm....
Yes you can convert anything into a permaculture farm
How much time do you spend in different parts of your farm in a day? Do you plan out your day in advance, go with the flow or a mix of both? You seem to be well read. Do have or get time to read?
Thats a great question, and also the premise of zoning. The parts you visit everyday are Zone 0 and Zone 1. And the parts you rarely visit are zone 5. Look out for a video on Zoning.
Have you put ducks with your rice?
No, never
Mam आपने जो windbreaker trees लगाए ह boundry पर उनके बीच का distance कितना ह ??
तकरीबन 6 से 8 फुट
@@farmaanandaa धन्यवाद जी
Can you do a video on how you managed your finances and house tour
Hello mam,this is rajesh from andhra pradesh,can you try to grow agrawood trees as an experimental purpose?i think punjab have good temperature conditions and plenty of water resources.
Yes of course we grow Poplar. But generally we had cutting trees, so limit it to peripheries and boundaries only
Mam ,im very keen to see your farm ,plz tell me the correct procedur...
Please email us at hello@aanandaa.com to set up a visit!
Madam I want to visit you farm and want to see and learn from aananda. Please tell me the way . Your whole work is very inspiring.
You can attend the Introduction to Permaculture session we hold every saturday. Email us on hello@aanandaa.com to book a spot.
Very nice.I would like to inform all our farmer friends that there is Go Kripa Amritam Culture developed by Gopalbhai Sutariya of Bansi Gir Gaushala Ahmedabad. Please watch Gopalbhai Sutariya Bansi Gir Gaushala CZcams channel for details and also the farmers responses after using the Amritam. Thanks and Regards
How much land do you have?
Please let us know about total area of the farm
About 10 acres
आपके जितने भी पेड़ है उनपे काली मिर्च चढ़ा देने से बहुत ही मुनाफा होगा
Mam अगर east to west plantation करेंगे तो छाया खेत म कैसे पड़ेगी?? सूरज east से निकलता ह ओर पेड़ की छाया face के opposite बनती ह ।। north to south ही ज्यादा छाया पड़ेगी वभी front वाली मेंड़ की पीछे वाली पर भी कोई दिक्कत नही है
आप इन्टरनेट पर अपना सोलर पाथ देख सकते है
Madam, Trees in your field had white painted , what its and what is use doing this
To prevent termite attack
@@farmaanandaa Madam what is the material used to paint
is permaculture commercially benefiting. please explain.
You're growing a highly productive farm, with zero input costs. Why would it not be commercially beneficial?
What is jeeve amrith?
Its a liquid fertiliser made with cow dung, cow urine, jaggery, chickpea flour, some good soil and water.
A doubt....trees planted in North to south? Or east to west
North to South
Are you doing millets Manisha? Pl give some ideas on millets sowing etc..
Yes we do grow pearl millet and finger millet. Will cover them when we get to planting crops.
We will show you both the millets in a subsequent video. They are growing in other plots
Thanks so much
Ma'am aap bhoot achhi information provided krte hai bit please make a vedio in hindi language.
Reason for Ashok trees and not fruit trees in the passages?
Fruit trees will cast a big shadow on the plots. Ashok trees have the structure of a windbreak. You can also use Casuarina, Silver Oak, Poplar or Teak. We chose Ashok for this patch.
@@farmaanandaa and that is false ashok😁
Have u ppl got an organic certification
If yes plz do let us know how to apply for it
No we don't.
Mam plz keep 1-2 horses, riding would be wonderful in farm
Too difficult and expensive yo feed!
Is black soil good for Agroforestry?
I am looking for lands to start an Agroforestry Farm, I need some help with that.
Consider replying. 🙏
@@sindhujaison2543 Seven days ago your message was deleted and you apologized for using this channel to promote sale of your land...
Now again 😏 .. 😂😂
Walk around a couple more times with that thing in your hand and your neighbor wont cut your bamboo anymore.
Haha
My questions
Why don't you harvest honey from honey hive?
Why will you not consume milk from your cow?
Webare trying to increaee the population of bees. Bees can either make combs or honey. We want them to focus on combs for a few years!
We don't like to drink cows milk. We dont believe we need it. It belongs to the calf.
Mam Kanha par ha aapka farm ? Mai bhi Chandigarh se hu
Google Maps par dekh lo!
@@farmaanandaa okay mam
What's in your hand? Wats the purpose
just a stick to clear tha path while walking
Mam I want to visit your farm n want to learn how you are doing..If you have any educational session to be conducted in near future please inform me so that I could be a part of it.Or if allow visit to your farm please inform.
You can book a farm tour here www.aanandaa.com/event-calendar
Mam is it possible to share a map of your farm, how you have divided the area for different crops/tree and if possible could you share best companion plants combination as per your experience
Will make a video on that soon
Where are your cows
in the cow shed
@@farmaanandaa you take them in our channels next video thankyou
Ma'am, I like your videos very much. And I like the way in which you are candid in admitting your failures along with celebrating your success.
Sad to hear about the dogs. I was also quite alarmed by the fact that we are eating the poison in our rice which is bad enough to kill the dogs.
Also I don't see much point in growing Ashok trees. No timber, no fruit, a haven for attracting fruit bats, yes they grow quickly and are green the year round but not much point else
I agree about Ashoka, Rahul. We planted them to create an attractive walking path, but could have chosen something more useful.
@@farmaanandaa maybe you can substitute them with teak.
We do have a lot of teak trees too, we actually forgot to show them in this video. At the beginning, behind Manisha you can see some teak trees on the left.
@@farmaanandaa great. Then maybe a few ashok for cosmetic purpose are good enough. Keep up the good work.