I've been doing this without thinking about multilayer farming for long. I plant plantains and yams between mango trees, guava trees, arecanut palms, coconut trees, and sapodillas, and ginger, turmeric, chili, eggplants, okras, cucumbers, ivyguords, ashguord, squash, bitterguord, cucumbers, mustard greens, cowpeas, taro in the spaces left. And I sprinkle amaranth seeds all over. I have pepper vines growing on all the trees and also have jackfruit trees, teak and gliricidia growing around everything on the borders. When everything grows wild in the monsoon it looks like a jungle.
@@TaLeng2023 Exactly , It is a fast growing plant with lots of nitrogen content. Its a good tree to grow pepper vines. I also use gliricidia sticks as standards for cowpea plants and purple yams.
@@shankarramarao1516 I'm not a professional farmer and don't do farming on a large scale. I have different varieties of mango, guava, Jackfruit and other fruit trees on a 50 cents plot near my house. However I have plans to do commercial farming on 2 more plots of roughly 1 acre each in the future. But presently farming is not my main source of income and I do it as a 'serious hobby' and to keep myself fit. I usually share part of the produce with my immediate family, cousins and neighbours and sell the surplus to local vegetable shops. But I do plant Ginger and turmeric to sell them in the market. I mainly use organic fertilizers like manure, compost, neem cake and bone meal, but I do use chemical fertilizers like NPK one time during the first month after I have planted the vegetables to make them grow rapidly in the early stage. I also use dolomite and epsom salt once or twice every month to provide the secondary nutrients. Since it is a small plot of land I only need what manure I can get from couple of my neighbours who have cows. I also use the weeds I get after I clean up my uncultivated land and the cuttings of the trees to make compost.
Watching from Canada, Ravish and his farm are an inspiration for my own, where I plan to have all sorts of berries and small fruits, more beehives along the pond edge, and trouts eating dead bees that fall in the water, among other small creatures.
What he said from 8:05 is so golden! I want to keep it somewhere in a book " ...a farmer who values these principles should prosper" and I pray they do! I am sure God values these things 💓💝
"Everyone should have organic food not just the rich one" ..this line shows how simple he is ❤️.. am also developing a litter garden at my home ..i am looking forward to learn more and do it in a big area after few years
If Karnataka can request Ravish to be their brand ambassador for multilayer farming it could help farmers & consumers, a win-win situation for both. hdgd
God bless this man for not focusing only on profits but also aiming to help everyone have access to organic food like God intended. May he prosper and inspire others to do the same.
Ravish Ji is totally INSPIRATIONAL, hard to believe he lives in an area categorized as semi-arid, considering the lushness of his Multilayered Farm! It has me thinking that this method is also possible here with me, subtropical climate and also semi-arid, this type of farm makes more sense than to pump water up from the aquifers to grow a monoculture like corn, celery or broccoli.Thank you for sharing Deccan Herald, 👍and greetings 👋from Mexico.
HARD WORK WITH YOUR DEDICATION WILL ALWAYS ACHIEVE HIGH GOALS - SUPPORTING FARMERS AS LIVE LET LIVE IS ALWAYS APPRECIABLE - JAI JAWAN AND JAI KISAN CONGRATULATIONS TO YOUR TEAM
He is a good human, and deserve all the success in the world, I hope he become the leader in this sector and make organic food for all of us, not just for the rich.
I am slowly shifting from being an IT engineer to a full time farmer. What i understood in past 1 year is it requires more skill , patience and lots & lots of knowledge. In my area , most of the famers are rice growers so they don't care about the land for almost 6 to 7 months. During this time the farmer becomes a mason , plumber , daily labors etc. Till now i have realised there are problems for marginal and small farmers is that they do not have a constant source of income like a salaried person and secondly the input cost being high farmers are not interested in farming year around. There is also a complete lack of govt. Policies and initiatives.Integrated farming or multilayer famring can be the answer. An interdependent system can be answer to these problems. Parents in urban areas have to encourage their kids for farming. May it be commercial or on a terrace , or kitchen garden . Young educated peoples are need of hour. Jai Hind.
@@shahabazshaikh7113 1. Where did I remotely imply that India isn't already Bharat? 2. I din say that multilayer farming uses no chemicals either!😅 Stop hallucinating man🫠 But it certainly is a big piece of the Agricultural Revival puzzle.
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Tumakuru is a district. It would be ideal to give the location correctly as also the contact details of the farmer, so that the interested people can consult him directly. Multilayer farming is the way to go forward. 👍
Permaculture, by any other name, would grow as sweet! 🙂wonderful video, thanks! sub'd/liked, from SW FL, USA. there IS Hope for this world, and sure India NEEDS this!!!
he was so intelligent to realize he could apply the well known principles of small family farming on a large scale and not merely focus on monoproduction
I saw this in Tunisia in the near-desert twenty years ago. Date palms ("feet in heaven, head in hell") provided the uppermost layer. In their partial shade were grown trees like orange, and in their shade were grown vegetables like eggplant, pepper, tomato, etc. They also had a system of water channels with small gates that could be opened and closed to divert the water where needed.
In the name of organic or natural food, some farm owners make it inaccessible/unaffordable for common ppl. And most are exported. Whats the use if our own ppl do not hv access to affordable n naturally good food! And yes, like he said, farming has bcm expensive. His way of thinking is laudable.
One thing that caught my attention was Karnataka government’s roadmap towards becoming a trillion economy. What about making some roads along with the roadmaps. Wherever I go, I see tons of garbage lying around. From green city Bengaluru has become garbage city. The ambition of making 1 trillion economy will only work with good infrastructure and maintenance. People who have their own farms and are living away from the city are lucky, please don’t give upon leading a rural life, even though Urban life looks easier.
Dear DH, thanks for bringing to light such inspiring stories. Please visit Hampi Organic Farms near Hampi. We are a group of farmers saving bio diversity, creating more value additions and making farming sustainable. Thanks
“Everyone should have access to organic food ,not just the rich “❤ True.
True
Let me tell you one thing you can produce your own food if you really wanted too 🧐
I've been doing this without thinking about multilayer farming for long. I plant plantains and yams between mango trees, guava trees, arecanut palms, coconut trees, and sapodillas, and ginger, turmeric, chili, eggplants, okras, cucumbers, ivyguords, ashguord, squash, bitterguord, cucumbers, mustard greens, cowpeas, taro in the spaces left. And I sprinkle amaranth seeds all over. I have pepper vines growing on all the trees and also have jackfruit trees, teak and gliricidia growing around everything on the borders. When everything grows wild in the monsoon it looks like a jungle.
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Gliricidia does make good fences. The leaves can be used as green manure or made into pet care products.
@@TaLeng2023 Exactly , It is a fast growing plant with lots of nitrogen content. Its a good tree to grow pepper vines. I also use gliricidia sticks as standards for cowpea plants and purple yams.
In how many acres are you cultivating? what type of manure you are using in the farm just asking out of my curiosity?
@@shankarramarao1516 I'm not a professional farmer and don't do farming on a large scale. I have different varieties of mango, guava, Jackfruit and other fruit trees on a 50 cents plot near my house. However I have plans to do commercial farming on 2 more plots of roughly 1 acre each in the future. But presently farming is not my main source of income and I do it as a 'serious hobby' and to keep myself fit. I usually share part of the produce with my immediate family, cousins and neighbours and sell the surplus to local vegetable shops. But I do plant Ginger and turmeric to sell them in the market.
I mainly use organic fertilizers like manure, compost, neem cake and bone meal, but I do use chemical fertilizers like NPK one time during the first month after I have planted the vegetables to make them grow rapidly in the early stage. I also use dolomite and epsom salt once or twice every month to provide the secondary nutrients.
Since it is a small plot of land I only need what manure I can get from couple of my neighbours who have cows. I also use the weeds I get after I clean up my uncultivated land and the cuttings of the trees to make compost.
Kudos to the farmer who took the initiative and bought changes to land, produce and water🙏
Watching from Canada, Ravish and his farm are an inspiration for my own, where I plan to have all sorts of berries and small fruits, more beehives along the pond edge, and trouts eating dead bees that fall in the water, among other small creatures.
What he said from 8:05 is so golden! I want to keep it somewhere in a book " ...a farmer who values these principles should prosper" and I pray they do! I am sure God values these things 💓💝
Salute to his integrity ❤,he wants organic products to reach to poors too
"Everyone should have organic food not just the rich one" ..this line shows how simple he is ❤️.. am also developing a litter garden at my home ..i am looking forward to learn more and do it in a big area after few years
Good Luck 😉👍
If Karnataka can request Ravish to be their brand ambassador for multilayer farming it could help farmers & consumers, a win-win situation for both.
Agree 👍
Good 1 👍
Mr.ravish contact details pl
If Karnataka can request Ravish to be their brand ambassador for multilayer farming it could help farmers & consumers, a win-win situation for both. hdgd
God bless this man for not focusing only on profits but also aiming to help everyone have access to organic food like God intended. May he prosper and inspire others to do the same.
Ravish Ji is totally INSPIRATIONAL, hard to believe he lives in an area categorized as semi-arid, considering the lushness of his Multilayered Farm! It has me thinking that this method is also possible here with me, subtropical climate and also semi-arid, this type of farm makes more sense than to pump water up from the aquifers to grow a monoculture like corn, celery or broccoli.Thank you for sharing Deccan Herald, 👍and greetings 👋from Mexico.
Kudos to the resilience of Ravish.
Great job DH in bringing stories like this. Loved the entire video and it's presentation 👍
Definitely...mention this to my cousin baby brother who is in India & take care of our land & all...TY...
HARD WORK WITH YOUR DEDICATION WILL ALWAYS ACHIEVE HIGH GOALS - SUPPORTING FARMERS AS LIVE LET LIVE IS ALWAYS APPRECIABLE - JAI JAWAN AND JAI KISAN
CONGRATULATIONS TO YOUR TEAM
ರವೀಶ್ ರವರೇ, ಬಹಳ ಚೆನ್ನಾಗಿದೆ ನಿಮ್ಮ ತೋಟ ಮತ್ತು ನಿಮ್ಮ ಆಲೋಚನೆಗಳು. ದೇವರು ನಿಮಗೆ ಒಳ್ಳೆಯದು ಮಾಡಲಿ.
This is super creative, mashaAllah
He is a good human, and deserve all the success in the world, I hope he become the leader in this sector and make organic food for all of us, not just for the rich.
👍good news are getting rarer...
He literally grows everything he needs in his farms …this is the kind of self-sustenance one should look for
Shout out from Arizona USA.
Oh Arizona State, most drought and hottest place America
Really enjoyed the practical advice given at 2:00. It’s exactly what I needed to hear!
Congratulations to Ravish 🎉
Nice to see from my native Tumkur ❤
Permaculture is what always attracts me the most...gonna make it happen after my studies (fingers crossed)❤
I’m amazed at how healthy all the crops look.
I really liked the little tip you shared at 2:38, I’m definitely going to apply that in my garden
Great work ❤ You are an inspiration to all farmers.
Loved this coverage..thanks
Your videos remind me to appreciate the beauty of the outdoors. 🌼
Best investment of time and money.
Great effort and appreciate the way new farmers are encouraged. Excellent concept.
The future of farming is spreading
I am slowly shifting from being an IT engineer to a full time farmer. What i understood in past 1 year is it requires more skill , patience and lots & lots of knowledge. In my area , most of the famers are rice growers so they don't care about the land for almost 6 to 7 months. During this time the farmer becomes a mason , plumber , daily labors etc. Till now i have realised there are problems for marginal and small farmers is that they do not have a constant source of income like a salaried person and secondly the input cost being high farmers are not interested in farming year around. There is also a complete lack of govt. Policies and initiatives.Integrated farming or multilayer famring can be the answer. An interdependent system can be answer to these problems. Parents in urban areas have to encourage their kids for farming. May it be commercial or on a terrace , or kitchen garden . Young educated peoples are need of hour. Jai Hind.
Where are you from😊
@@infotech00 Odisha
A great collaboration that will make a lasting difference
I liked it when he says that he wants to reach organic fruits to the poor too. Salute.
Great salute to Ravish bhai🫡❤️
Thank you for sharing, we are always learning from other experiences.
Wonderful, we pray that the plan is not derailed by international corporate philanthropaths.
What a great video 💯
Kudos to you Harish👏🏽👏🏽
Super. 🎉 I am impressed and motivated ❤
Variety farming is definitely the way to farm
How many workers?, what is budget?, how many years he gets complete? , what is budget , single man can do this ??? Need details
Mr Ravish is truly an inspiration. Good luck and please spread the word. I hope farmers in Mandya can let go of sugarcane and plan this instead.
This is beautiful. If more people adopt multilayer high-density agroforestry, people of Bharat can really become the health capital of the world.
Every 7th farmer in Karnataka is adopting the Multi Layer Cropping Method.
😂 calling India that is already Bharat doesn't make sense, and to be honest multilayer farming farming doesn't really mean zero agri chemical used.
@@shahabazshaikh7113 1. Where did I remotely imply that India isn't already Bharat?
2. I din say that multilayer farming uses no chemicals either!😅
Stop hallucinating man🫠
But it certainly is a big piece of the Agricultural Revival puzzle.
Good initiative by Deccan hearld. Keep the stories coming..
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I need to do this!! Thanks
Tumakuru is a district. It would be ideal to give the location correctly as also the contact details of the farmer, so that the interested people can consult him directly. Multilayer farming is the way to go forward. 👍
do chillies perform well under shade?
Laudable and imitable initiative.. kudos
awesome
Thanks
Hi thanks for sharing I try this
Great work !! ✌🙏
How did Ravish arranged the required water?
The fruit is in excellent condition
Genuine person
Great work,good initiative
Very informative video
Very educational
Informative video ❤
Nice video. Though you could have also covered how he fixed his water issue since that was the biggest problem he originally had.
Buy i didn't get how the water shortage was solved?
Will the lowest plants get enough sunlight?
Super 🎉❤❤❤❤❤😂😂🎉🎉
Avocado is a massively huuuuge tree .Although everything else is done so well .❤❤❤❤❤
Curious, what kind of avocado do you plan ? I know them to be quite big ... So next to the papaya is not fully clicking to me ?
Permaculture, by any other name, would grow as sweet! 🙂wonderful video, thanks! sub'd/liked, from SW FL, USA. there IS Hope for this world, and sure India NEEDS this!!!
Permaculture(Permanent-Agriculture) itself is an invention, a culmination of various methods practiced since the dawn of agri-time.
he was so intelligent to realize he could apply the well known principles of small family farming on a large scale and not merely focus on monoproduction
Hello sir. Your tips are very useful. I too started a small level organic farming.
#florestafoodforest
I have seen multilayer farming while travelling in South India, especially Kerala. I thought it is a common practice everywhere.
I saw this in Tunisia in the near-desert twenty years ago. Date palms ("feet in heaven, head in hell") provided the uppermost layer. In their partial shade were grown trees like orange, and in their shade were grown vegetables like eggplant, pepper, tomato, etc. They also had a system of water channels with small gates that could be opened and closed to divert the water where needed.
Great job!
Thanks very much for this most informative video.
Cacao is definitely suited to this, it is actually grown along with other trees to shade it.
In the name of organic or natural food, some farm owners make it inaccessible/unaffordable for common ppl. And most are exported. Whats the use if our own ppl do not hv access to affordable n naturally good food! And yes, like he said, farming has bcm expensive. His way of thinking is laudable.
Amazing work , salute to you sir
Great job by DC hearld team.
Love this
great job.
Nice farm!
Greetings from Redondo Beach 🇺🇸🇺🇸Nice farming video 🌷🌷
Superb
Wonderful
Nice coverage
One thing that caught my attention was Karnataka government’s roadmap towards becoming a trillion economy. What about making some roads along with the roadmaps. Wherever I go, I see tons of garbage lying around. From green city Bengaluru has become garbage city. The ambition of making 1 trillion economy will only work with good infrastructure and maintenance. People who have their own farms and are living away from the city are lucky, please don’t give upon leading a rural life, even though Urban life looks easier.
Farmers, The true Gods
Fantastic
Neat!
Beautiful soil
This is amazing. 🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤
I hope that other farmers follow his example
The least the govt can do is to educate farmers on the benefits of multilayer farming....with facts and data
So beautifull❤❤❤
Please send Ravish farming address to visit his farm it is helpful to other farmers to train up natural farming.
Good video
Dear DH, thanks for bringing to light such inspiring stories. Please visit Hampi Organic Farms near Hampi. We are a group of farmers saving bio diversity, creating more value additions and making farming sustainable. Thanks
Nim address heli sir tumkur nalli yelli antha
How does he tackle issue sod monkeys?main problem for fruit trees
What a thinking sir.please send to values for me.l will adopt.
I work with such farmers in telangana and can help u cover their stories if connected
Gondal, rajkot, Gujarat
Gir gau jatan sansthan gondal