Your videos are so mesmerised especially with that bgm. Feels like i am walking as well through your garden (maybe someday). Your videos give me so much shanti 🙏 Thank you.
Hello there ! A new visitor to your channel. What a spread !! And on an eight of an acre. The crops : 1.Sugarcane, 2.Chilli, 3.Corn, 4. urad Dal/Black Gram, 5.The plant beside chilli ? Is it a weed or something edible. The leaves look like something edible., 6.Pumpkin, 7. Watermelon, 8.Cowpea/Lobia, 9. Arbi, 10. Soyabean, 11. Ginger, 12. Cotton, 13. Banana 14. Sunflower, 15. Pigeon pea /Arrhar Did I miss any ?
nice, when did you plant them, did you hire some farm labour , if ya, how many members for how many days of year, who and how those crops, trees are watered.. nice video. do a drone video of farm it will help understand in areal view. have a good day.
Hi I feel so happy and a sense of satisfaction watching your farm and videos. Hope and wish to have a farm of my own one day. Thank you for sharing. Your experience
On the lighter side,,,,,,u have a good gym to work out. Hahaha....Walking around 12 acres of land,,,,,its no lesser than a good day's workout at the gym......love it....
Really your vedios are so amazing.. Love each one of them.. Can you please upload a chart every starting of a month on we can sow for the rest of the month
Great work. Enjoyed the video as always. I live abroad but my parents live in Patiala. Next time I am at home, I will surely visit Aanandaa. Hope that is ok.:)
@@starofthesea1943 Yes, naturally the rain is quite heavy and loud so we can't record too much - but we have made a video about it - ua-cam.com/video/R1GpIgI1p9A/v-deo.html
Thanks for sharing! Wouldn't it be difficult to maintain and market when you have so many varieties with in a small area. You need different measures, watering etc which varies from one to other. Also when you marketing you have to find multiple traders/buyers as you have to deal with too many varieties and all in small portions. Please share your experience on this.
these quantities are looking small in this video because we have shown you around 1/8th of an acre. We have the same crops growing in other parts of our 12 acre land as well. Hope this clears up your query
Hello Mam, I from M.P started my own small Permaculture Farm just a few months ago. I am growing all kinds of vegetables in half of the area the other half i have left for dense tree plantation or food forest would appreciate your suggestions on the same. I have planted different types of trees on the boundary like Neem (both bitter and sweet), Guvava, Lemon, Moringa, Mango, Banana and quite a few papayas. This was done mostly on experimental basis and to create a mix of trees rather than mono cropping. All trees are 10ft apart except for Banana and Papaya which are planted in between two big trees like Guava and Neem
Lapped up your video. It was a feast to the eyes and informative. When do you know its time to remove the sunflower crop? Do they flower only once? What do you do with your harvested cotton?
Once the sunflower is at its peak (the seeds are the biggest and the petals have dried up) then you know its time to harvest the flower for the seeds. If you wait a day or two extra, you may even see some flower seeds being eaten by birds - that's an indication that you should definitely harvest them. Yes each sunflower stalk flowers only once. With the harvested cotton, we made 4 quilts last winter. Planning to make a shawl with the cotton from this year.
i din't understand what you said.....the sugarcane is 2 yr old or the seeds from which you grew are 2 yr old ? .So do you buy seeds every time , don't you use from your previous harvest .Are these GMO seeds or heirloom , desi.ThankYou
It's wonderful how ambivalent you were towards the wildlife visiting your crops. What is your total area ? Have you mentioned it before? Apologies if you have. Also, how often do you come to the farm ? Again wonderful video and editing by the girls. (Better to keep the names out). :-)
chopped and directly put on top! Green compost is what the ginger needed. They dry up and degrade on the raised bed itself. Hope this helps, thanks for tuning in!
One of permaculture's design principles includes leaving a wildlife zone in your property. We rarely see snakes and other things because we have left space for them - they still have a habitat! If we had cut all the trees, cleared all the land and used chemicals to farm - we would have encountered many more animals as they would have no place to live. We live and let them live - that's our aim.
silver oak and casaurina are the tress planted on our boundary in the form of windbreak trees. Hope this helps. Want to know the advantage of windbreak trees? Watch this - ua-cam.com/video/Wul6TLSF7oU/v-deo.html
Ma'am one input as I observed ur chilly plants are not bushy .. to get more branches u can prune top 1 inch offer 5 days of planting so plant will make more and more branches.. more area for the food ..
Thanks for the input, we have actually got a lot of chillies since we have planted them in many areas across the farm! Do check out our Instagram and Facebook pages to see some pictures!
@@farmaanandaa ok ma'am.. in nursery it self 5 days before planting prune all of them using Scissors and pruned top u can use in ur dishes also as like micro green..They are superb..
It is definitely possible. We conduct Introduction to Permaculture Sessions every Saturday. Email us to make an appointment and then you can visit accordingly. Reach us at hello@aanandaa.com!
Mam pls aap saral hindi me agar vedio banye to bahut jada log dekha kr sikh le ge kyo ke bharat me english wali log farming nhi kr rhi h aap bahut sahi kaam kr rhi mam 🙏🙏
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Can you list everything that you see growing in this video? Comment below!
Sugarcane, Colacasia, corn, pea, cotton I only remember these 😁
Chillies,
Plantain
Loved the point of view by which you saw the monkeys eating the corn and didn't mind them doing the same👍👍
After watching your farm I will start farming like aananda farm❤️ thank you so much for making videos of your farm and educating us👌
So nice of you, all the best in your venture!
Wonderful permaculture you r doing .Great inspiration to learn .wish to see your whole designed farm plan drawing .
Your videos are so mesmerised especially with that bgm. Feels like i am walking as well through your garden (maybe someday). Your videos give me so much shanti 🙏 Thank you.
So nice of you
Thank you so much mam.
So nicely you have informed about shade loving plants and symbiosis between maize and legum plants.
Thanks for liking
Hello there ! A new visitor to your channel. What a spread !! And on an eight of an acre.
The crops : 1.Sugarcane,
2.Chilli,
3.Corn,
4. urad Dal/Black Gram,
5.The plant beside chilli ? Is it a weed or something edible. The leaves look like something edible.,
6.Pumpkin,
7. Watermelon,
8.Cowpea/Lobia,
9. Arbi,
10. Soyabean,
11. Ginger,
12. Cotton,
13. Banana
14. Sunflower,
15. Pigeon pea /Arrhar
Did I miss any ?
Hi! Always lovely to have new visitors - you were on the right track with the naming, do you want to take a shot at naming them all?
We love Aanandaa, God Bless Aanandaa and Every Creature - Living there and taking care of Anandaa.
So sweet🤗
In anandha, every creature is happy. God's own place...
❤
thanks for sharing your experience iin corn field, i love it
No problem! Thanks for watching🤟
If I will get time.i will definitely visit your farm ananda.
Your home behind looks beautiful! Curious to see the architecture, is there already a video about the same ?
Thats not our home. Its just an Outhouse. No videos on that yet.
Beautiful Aanandaa Farm 🌳🌴🌲🌾🌻
So sweet of you to say, thank you.
nice, when did you plant them, did you hire some farm labour , if ya, how many members for how many days of year, who and how those crops, trees are watered.. nice video. do a drone video of farm it will help understand in areal view. have a good day.
good work, try. abundance in field.
Thank you for watching and commenting!
Hi I feel so happy and a sense of satisfaction watching your farm and videos. Hope and wish to have a farm of my own one day. Thank you for sharing. Your experience
So nice of you to say, thank you for watching. Do like and subscribe to stay tuned for more content!
Thanks for video. You are inspiration to us. We're starting permaculture farming next year.
That is awesome!
Hello mam please make a video on what do you feed to your dog's do you buy food for them or feed what ever you grow
On the lighter side,,,,,,u have a good gym to work out. Hahaha....Walking around 12 acres of land,,,,,its no lesser than a good day's workout at the gym......love it....
You're absolutely right! Leading the farm life is the best exercise. That's why everyone in the villages are so fit!
Happy to See Your Farm...
Make Video on Companion Plants mam..
Plz..
we will try our best
Really your vedios are so amazing..
Love each one of them..
Can you please upload a chart every starting of a month on we can sow for the rest of the month
Great job mam , such an enjoyable tour
Glad you liked it
Always waiting for ur video. Learn lot of things from u. One thing to know that money don’t disturb your plants & small saplings?
Great work. Enjoyed the video as always. I live abroad but my parents live in Patiala. Next time I am at home, I will surely visit Aanandaa. Hope that is ok.:)
Of course! You will have to email us at hello@aanandaa.com to set up an appointment. Once we confirm it, then you can attend
@@farmaanandaa Sure. Will do
Happy to saw what growing on vedio after a short break 🥰
Thank you so much 😀 - we took some time off to do heavy plantation as the monsoon set in, we are glad we could make another video for you to enjoy!
You should make a short video when it rains in Anandhaa. I guess it might be difficult with the camera and rain.
@@starofthesea1943 Yes, naturally the rain is quite heavy and loud so we can't record too much - but we have made a video about it - ua-cam.com/video/R1GpIgI1p9A/v-deo.html
Best video.
Glad you think so!
Thanks for sharing! Wouldn't it be difficult to maintain and market when you have so many varieties with in a small area. You need different measures, watering etc which varies from one to other. Also when you marketing you have to find multiple traders/buyers as you have to deal with too many varieties and all in small portions. Please share your experience on this.
these quantities are looking small in this video because we have shown you around 1/8th of an acre. We have the same crops growing in other parts of our 12 acre land as well. Hope this clears up your query
Hello Mam, I from M.P started my own small Permaculture Farm just a few months ago. I am growing all kinds of vegetables in half of the area the other half i have left for dense tree plantation or food forest would appreciate your suggestions on the same.
I have planted different types of trees on the boundary like Neem (both bitter and sweet), Guvava, Lemon, Moringa, Mango, Banana and quite a few papayas. This was done mostly on experimental basis and to create a mix of trees rather than mono cropping. All trees are 10ft apart except for Banana and Papaya which are planted in between two big trees like Guava and Neem
Lapped up your video. It was a feast to the eyes and informative. When do you know its time to remove the sunflower crop? Do they flower only once? What do you do with your harvested cotton?
Once the sunflower is at its peak (the seeds are the biggest and the petals have dried up) then you know its time to harvest the flower for the seeds. If you wait a day or two extra, you may even see some flower seeds being eaten by birds - that's an indication that you should definitely harvest them. Yes each sunflower stalk flowers only once. With the harvested cotton, we made 4 quilts last winter. Planning to make a shawl with the cotton from this year.
@@farmaanandaa thank you. Wooow you made 4 quilts? That is very productive! I wish you would have taken a video of that! Shawl? Interesting!!!
@@starofthesea1943 ua-cam.com/video/FiRXB8U9o0s/v-deo.html Hope this helps, wait till the end - the last Q is about cotton
@@farmaanandaa thank you. 😍😍😍
Mam, you can try pineapple plants at shadow areas and it grows well in those areas...
Ok, thanks for input
i din't understand what you said.....the sugarcane is 2 yr old or the seeds from which you grew are 2 yr old ? .So do you buy seeds every time , don't you use from your previous harvest .Are these GMO seeds or heirloom , desi.ThankYou
I'm from Sri Lanka, So interesting to watch you, wish I can do like you one day.....
You can do it!
It's wonderful how ambivalent you were towards the wildlife visiting your crops. What is your total area ? Have you mentioned it before? Apologies if you have. Also, how often do you come to the farm ?
Again wonderful video and editing by the girls. (Better to keep the names out). :-)
Thank you for your message! We have about 12 acres, and since we live about 25 mins away (in the nearest city) we go to the farm almost everyday!
Very nice farm
So nice, thanks
Hi!
To put the sunflower stalk mulch did u have to dry them or u put them fresh n green?
chopped and directly put on top! Green compost is what the ginger needed. They dry up and degrade on the raised bed itself. Hope this helps, thanks for tuning in!
Aanandaa Permaculture Farm ..thank you...can we do this for all plants or we have to put dry ones for some?
6:15 🐒 baba log.....chalo yaar corn aunty ke party kartey hain🙈
Have you ever seen any wild animals or snakes in your farm
I'm curious
One of permaculture's design principles includes leaving a wildlife zone in your property. We rarely see snakes and other things because we have left space for them - they still have a habitat! If we had cut all the trees, cleared all the land and used chemicals to farm - we would have encountered many more animals as they would have no place to live.
We live and let them live - that's our aim.
Can you please make a video of your wildlife habitat? Have you ever ever encountered a snake?
@@starofthesea1943 We shall try, just as we mentioned, we don't really encounter snakes
Great knowledge mam thank you
#tafarming
Hi.. What are the trees you have planted on the boundary?
silver oak and casaurina are the tress planted on our boundary in the form of windbreak trees. Hope this helps. Want to know the advantage of windbreak trees? Watch this - ua-cam.com/video/Wul6TLSF7oU/v-deo.html
great information, mam could you share good books or way to learn permaculture?
An EarthUsers Guide to Permaculture by Rosemary Morrow is one we really found useful
Ma'am one input as I observed ur chilly plants are not bushy .. to get more branches u can prune top 1 inch offer 5 days of planting so plant will make more and more branches.. more area for the food ..
Thanks for the input, we have actually got a lot of chillies since we have planted them in many areas across the farm! Do check out our Instagram and Facebook pages to see some pictures!
@@farmaanandaa ok ma'am.. in nursery it self 5 days before planting prune all of them using Scissors and pruned top u can use in ur dishes also as like micro green..They are superb..
It seems like u r listening, when u said germination and corrected by pollination
You are right
Hello Mam, please suggest whether its possible to visit the farm. We are also thinking to buy land for permaculture.
It is definitely possible. We conduct Introduction to Permaculture Sessions every Saturday. Email us to make an appointment and then you can visit accordingly. Reach us at hello@aanandaa.com!
Can I visit your farm? I am excited more knowledge of permaculture farming.
Yes! Please email us at hello@aanandaa.com - we are conducting a session this Saturday. Please reach out to us!
अगर सब्जियों की खेती करें तो क्या raised bed पर सब्जियां उगाना ज्यादा benifical है .....??
Mam how you are dealing with monkeys? In our hills pepole are facing issue with monkeys to save their crops.
Dogs help tp chase them away. Also planting a sacrificial crop on the path of their entry helps.
Post more and more😍🐓🐂🌳🌱🌸🌻🍃
We are trying our best! Thanks for following along
What the ttl area of the plot
How much area is ur farm? Do you sell any produce from farm?
12 acres, no we do not sell any produce.
@@farmaanandaa thank you for your reply. Just curious to know, don't you get any excess produce from these 12 acres?
@@trendygreens284 of course we do! We share it with extended friends and family.
@@farmaanandaa ok thanks
Big fan madam
Glad you like the videos
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क्या आप मुझे पुरमैक्लचर से संबंधित हिंदी pdf भेज सकते हो ?
Do you have bee hive maam...
Yes, bee boxes
Everybody can understand
Hindi me upload Kiya Karo, please
Ram ki chidiya ram khet kha lo चिड़ियाँ भर भर पेट
Maam, wear gumboots while moving in the fields.
Monkies are very destructive to crops.... take care .
yes, thank you
Akka why don't you speak your mother tongue