Summary:
The agricultural farm is practically a guided tour for new techniques in natural farming with short-term garden learning programmes now running for anyone with green fingers. It has created a mini forest with over 100 species of native indigenous plants including jamun mulberry peepal mango and bel. Aesthetics like a miniature bridge huts and mud houses with figurines festoon the forest as it hosts kids for garden learning programme making them familiar with natural farming techniques. “The future of gardening as well as farming needs to keep in mind the sustainability aspect with maximum output using limited natural resources. We have tried to create a space that represents a balanced ecosystem and is self-sustainable” shared Prof SM Bhatt..