Tuli Livelihood Project | Organic Tea Plantation | Kangtsung, Nagaland | Making Handcrafted Tea

Learn how handrolled tea is crafted in The Hans Foundation's community-owned organic tea garden project in Kangtsung, Nagaland.
The Tuli Livelihood Project was conceived to generate sustainable livelihood for over 1000 people after thorough consultations with the people of the community. Spanning over 214.5 hectare, the tea garden is situated in the hilly regions of Aopenzu village, Tuli, Nagaland.
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[@temjenlalemtur7417]

Kanga junger ni ! Yimtsurtem meranga inyakangma.

[@pulotozhimo-jd2yp]

Nice job ❤your new subscribers🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@chitranjanlal6243]

बहुत बढ़िया

[@raktimphookan4926]

The best way forward ... 👏
Well done Kangtsung.
Some day ... will come and taste your tea.

[@likikiho7726]

This is such a great initiative and opportunity as well .

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Very good ❤️❤️

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👍👍👌👌

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👍👍👍

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Kanga tajunga nih 👌

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I think planting yongchak ( parkia species) tree in between the tea plant as tea itself is a shade loving tree so it would be more beneficial as yongchak act as a leguminous tree which fixes nitrogen in the soil thereby benefiting the tea plant... And moreover naga and most of the Northeast consume youngchak so by seeling it in the market as a pickle or raw would get extra money for the tea planters..

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हंस फाउंडेशन की संस्था से कैसे जुड़ा जाता है