Reviving Our Ancestral Farm: Traditional & Organic Farming in Goa, India

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  Descrição

  Welcome to Our Ancestral Farm in North Goa!
  
  Nestled in the heart of North Goa, our ancestral farm is a work in progress as we revive the land and restore its natural balance. Our focus is on retaining organic farming practices in the traditional way, working with nature rather than against it.
  
  We are currently improving soil health naturally and preparing to cultivate a vegetable garden and turmeric in the coming months. Looking ahead, we envision creating an Earth Corner—a farm-to-table space where fresh, seasonal produce from our land is turned into wholesome meals.
  
  Life on the farm is shared with a lively family of six dogs, five cats, and three humans. Our extended family includes a variety of reptiles, birds, and even some visiting primates who remind us that we are only one part of this thriving ecosystem.
  
  If you're passionate about sustainable farming, working with nature, and experiencing life in a biodiverse environment, we’d love to host you!

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  Tipos de ajuda e oportunidades de aprendizado

  Ajuda em projetos ambientais

  Companhia para idosos

  Jardinagem

  Construção/faça você mesmo

  Cuidar de animais

  Ajuda em fazenda

  Ajuda a cuidar da casa

  Manutenção geral
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  Oportunidades de intercâmbio cultural e aprendizado

  Learn about sustainable living, zero budget farming, a villagers life in goa, culture, meditation, make preserves from local fruits, vegetables and spices. Learn to grow different vegetables.
  
  We live in a peaceful coastal village. In spare time one can visit the beaches. Mandrem beach is around 1km from the farm. Morjim beach know for olive ridley turtle is around 6 km and Arambol beach which was a hippie beach in 70s also know for sweet water lake is 5 kms away. All the places are accessible by local transport. Goa has bike takis and it's more convenient to hire a two wheeler to travel around.

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  Ajuda

  Help Us Revive Our Ancestral Farm in Goa!
  
  We are looking for enthusiastic volunteers to be a part of our journey as we restore and sustain our ancestral farm in North Goa. The work here changes with the seasons, but there’s always something to do!
  
  Some of the tasks you may help with include:
  
  Clearing the farm of plastic and waste
  
  Planting trees and maintaining crops
  
  Fencing, tilling, and improving soil health
  
  Feeding and caring for our farm animals
  
  Assisting in making farm-based products like kokum sherbet, amchur, and pickles
  
  Digging trenches and watering plants
  
  Any other hands-on work needed to keep the farm running smoothly

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  Idiomas

  Idiomas
  Inglês: Fluente
  Hindi: Fluente
  Marathi: Fluente

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  Acomodação

  We have 2 spare rooms in the house that will be shared by the volunteers. It's a basic village house, matress, bedsheet pillows and blankets will be provided. Bathroom and toilet will be shared. So one needs to help keep it clean. Washer is available for clothes. We expect you to stay as part of our family.
  
  We will be serving 1 meal of breakfast every day. Simple basic home cooked goan food. Tea or coffee twice.
  We cook vegetarian food more often with fish included once in a while. If a volunteer is vegan that can be taken care of as most of goan veg food is cooked without dairy.

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