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    Baljeet Farm Visit

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    Hem and Pankaj visited Baljeet Kang's organic farm on August 2, 2016. The farm had been organic for 5 years and consisted of 6 acres of land under organic cultivation of basmati rice, ghia crop, haldi and arbi. They observed the harvesting of karela crop, an old mango tree, friendly insects pollinating the ghia flowers, earthworms and insect activity in the soil, green manure used to fertilize the soil, weaver bird nests, and nitrogen fixing crops. The farm exhibited the sights and sounds of a natural, non-chemical farm.

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    Hem and Pankaj visited Baljeet Kang's organic farm on August 2, 2016. The farm had been organic for 5 years and consisted of 6 acres of land under organic cultivation of basmati rice, ghia crop, haldi and arbi. They observed the harvesting of karela crop, an old mango tree, friendly insects pollinating the ghia flowers, earthworms and insect activity in the soil, green manure used to fertilize the soil, weaver bird nests, and nitrogen fixing crops. The farm exhibited the sights and sounds of a natural, non-chemical farm.

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    Hem and Pankaj visited Baljeet Kang's organic farm on August 2, 2016. The farm had been organic for 5 years and consisted of 6 acres of land under organic cultivation of basmati rice, ghia crop, haldi and arbi. They observed the harvesting of karela crop, an old mango tree, friendly insects pollinating the ghia flowers, earthworms and insect activity in the soil, green manure used to fertilize the soil, weaver bird nests, and nitrogen fixing crops. The farm exhibited the sights and sounds of a natural, non-chemical farm.

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    Baljeet Farm Visit

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    Puneet Arora
    Hem and Pankaj visited Baljeet Kang's organic farm on August 2, 2016. The farm had been organic for 5 years and consisted of 6 acres of land under organic cultivation of basmati rice, ghia crop, haldi and arbi. They observed the harvesting of karela crop, an old mango tree, friendly insects pollinating the ghia flowers, earthworms and insect activity in the soil, green manure used to fertilize the soil, weaver bird nests, and nitrogen fixing crops. The farm exhibited the sights and sounds of a natural, non-chemical farm.

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    Farm visit to Baljeet

    Kangs farm
    By
    Hem and Pankaj 2 aug 2016
    Baljeet kang

    Organic farming for 5 years

    6 acres under organic farming


    Basmati
    Rice
    Ghia
    Crop
    Haldi and arbi
    Harvesting of
    Karela
    Karela
    Crop
    Old
    Mango

    Tree at his farm


    Friendly insect on the Ghia flower
    Pollinators
    Presence of earthworms ,insects and lots of activity noted
    Which is found only on natural not chemical farms
    Porosity of soil
    Which is found only in natural not chemical farms
    Janter or green manure
    To fertilise the soil
    Presence of
    weaver bird
    Nests
    Nitrogen fixing
    Crop
    sights and sounds of a natural farm

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