Bordering the Thally reserve forest, this farm only encourages serious volunteers, not the average tourist. Partap Aggarwal, one of the founders, even brought out the Indian edition of the Fukuoka manual ‘One Straw Revolution’. Dependent purely on solar power, their eco-friendly lodging isn’t too extensive and the food is basic vegetarian. You can choose to help out in a number of different things like eco-restoration or organic farming. With the trust formed way back in 1990, you can be assured of picking up some effective techniques and processes.
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Siddharth tries to be a jack of all trades, but usually ends up being a master of none. He enjoys dabbling in diverse genres, and is thus freelancing whilst simultaneously learning Japanese. He loves food, cynical sci-fi literature and football, but is truly at home in a nice jam, having played for a funk band in college(that never really took off, ever). After a few years in the music journalism industry, he then took to volunteering on farms to rediscover his own path to sustainability and is currently trying to do just that.