How We Help the Society ?
At the heart of Chikmagalur's lush landscapes, our organic farm thrives with a deep commitment to nature and society. Each bean of our aromatic coffee, every leaf of our premium tea, and every spice we cultivate tells a story of care, sustainability, and harmony with the environment.
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Enrich Soil and preserve biodiversity
Our organic farming practices not only bring you the finest flavors but also enrich the soil, conserve water, and preserve biodiversity. By avoiding harmful chemicals and embracing natural farming methods, we ensure that our produce is healthier for you and kinder to the planet.
Supporting our organic
Every sip of our coffee and tea, and every sprinkle of our spices, contributes to a greener future. Supporting our organic journey means advocating for sustainable agriculture, uplifting the local farming community, and protecting nature's delicate balance. Together, let's nurture the Earth, one flavorful moment at a time
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Tradition and innovation
Each product we craft embodies the spirit of harmony—between farmer and soil, between tradition and innovation, and between humanity and nature. Join us in celebrating the richness of organic farming and its profound impact on society and the world we share
Organic farming
By choosing organic methods, we minimize chemical usage, improve soil fertility, and protect vital ecosystems. This not only ensures that our products are pure and healthy but also supports a cleaner, greener environment for generations to come
Improved Soil Health
Reduced Pollution
Water Conservation
Biodiversity Boost
Healthier Communities
Economic Upliftment
Future Generations
Local job creation
Our inspiration
Saalumarada Thimmakka, fondly known as the “Mother of Trees,” is an iconic figure in India, renowned for her extraordinary contributions to environmental conservation. Born in a humble village in Karnataka, she overcame numerous challenges in her life to leave an indelible mark on nature and society.
Her journey began with a simple yet profound act—planting and nurturing over 385 banyan trees along a 4-kilometer stretch of highway near her village. With limited resources but immense determination, she and her husband cared for the saplings as if they were their own children, ensuring they thrived in the harsh conditions.