Training
Objective:
We firmly believe that what we have started is a culture and it needs to be shared and nurtured at all levels. We conduct One day workshop and offer the same to all those who are interested to learn. The workshop will have knowledge sharing session where the fundamentals of farming is discussed followed by a hands on session to enforce the theory.
- Are we eating/feeding poison thru vegetables?
- Why are we into this mess and how can we come out of this?
- Relation between Good Health and Natural Nujtritional Food
- Steps to set-up utra compact organic garden
- Proactive/reactive pest and disease management systems
- Nutrient management
- Hands on session
- Ensuring continuous supply of vegetables
- Do's and Don'ts in a organic garden
- Sourcing of garden inputs
Who should attend?
If you want to grow your own vegetables in a very small area of 80 to 100 sft without using any chemicals, then you must attend this workshop
Calendar:
We conduct workshops on 2nd and 4th Saturday of every month.
We also conduct workshops for larges groups, clubs, associations on other days on special request.
Timing:
9:00 am to 5:30 pm
Take away:
The participants will walk out with good confidence in setting and managing the garden to get the vegetables in sustainable form. As part of the hands-on session, the participants will be sowing 5 - 6 different vegetables seeds in a 12 sft vegetable garden specially dedicated for every batch.
Walk the Talk:
We have an option for the participants to enroll in the "Walk the Talk" program. The participants who enrol into this program will get same set of seeds, organic manure and growth promoters and are expected to start the gardening the following day at their homes. This helps them to have the first garden set-up and grown at the same time as in our facility. The participants then will have an option to call us, visit us OR exchange information thru electronic media to ensure that the garden is getting all the attention. We will be publishing the progress in terms of growth, pest and disease of these plants on a fortnightly basis. This "Walk the Talk" program comes to an end after 3 months where participants would be comfortable to handle the garden by themselves.