Dr .M S Murugesh is a gynocologyst from practice but basically a natural farmer.
He is awarded KRUSHI PANDITA Award from state government for natural farming. His natural farm gives a educative close look and informative in the fields of natural farming, Dairy farming, Fruit garden, Raised bed farming, Vermi compost and many more.

Exclusive organic farming yields fruits and vegetables suitable for daily consumption. The variety of uniquely colored flowers cultivated in this area provides an excellent opportunity for photography.

KALPAVANA offers you the opportunity to travel in a way that is both productive and rewarding, enhancing your overall experience. In an era where environmental concerns are paramount, it is crucial to keep the Earth’s natural heritage alive for the prosperity of future generations across spiritual, cultural, and economic dimensions. Our core mission is to conserve the living heritage of our planet and its biodiversity, ensuring that human communities can coexist peacefully with nature. We take you to environmentally protected areas that prioritize both ecological sustainability and the welfare of local residents. By choosing to travel with us, you not only embark on a journey of discovery but also contribute to the preservation of the natural world and the empowerment of local communities, making your travel experience truly transformative.

Organic Agriculture Organic agriculture is a holistic farming approach that emphasizes the use of natural processes and materials to cultivate crops and raise livestock. It avoids synthetic fertilizers, pesticides, genetically modified organisms (GMOs), and artificial additives.

Key principles of organic agriculture include: –

Soil Health: Organic farmers focus on building healthy soil through practices such as crop rotation, cover cropping, and composting. Healthy soil is essential for nutrient cycling and supports plant growth. –

Biodiversity: Organic farming promotes biodiversity by encouraging a variety of crops and livestock. This diversity helps to create resilient ecosystems that can better withstand pests and diseases.

 Natural Pest Management: Instead of relying on chemical pesticides, organic farmers use integrated pest management (IPM) techniques, which may include biological control, habitat manipulation, and the use of natural repellents.

Animal Welfare: Organic livestock farming prioritizes the well-being of animals, providing them with access to outdoor spaces, natural diets, and humane treatment. –

Certification: To be labeled as organic, farms must adhere to specific standards set by certifying bodies, which often include regular inspections and documentation of farming practices.