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A little celebration of heavy downpours after 100+ arid, hot and frustrating days. We received ~100mm over the course of three days! Our swales are full, well water is oxygenated, so much life is thriving in there and elsewhere and most excitingly, long overdue planting was done. Phew.
This doesn’t mean much if the NE monsoons fail us again though. Keeping 🤞🏾 now!
#southwestmonsoons #easternghats #regenerativefarming by @adavi_lo

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🤍💚 by @adavi_lo

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#tapioca #organic by @adavi_lo

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4 months ago

Duck watching is entertainment max by @adavi_lo

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4 months ago

We had a special (uninvited) guest last night 🐘. One who we actually saw for the first time while he was feasting away at our table. Chomped down the same peepal treeling for the fourth time! He even left us a pile of steaming hot cakes in return 💩 by @adavi_lo

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7 months ago

Tree-watching Sunday!

Forest trees of the Melagiri hills.
There were several flowering Psydrax dicoccos and Butea monosperma that I couldn’t manage to take decent photos of. Also fruiting Aegle marmelos!

Many thanks to @kephalos for IDing many of these beautiful beings.

#easternghats #floraofeasternghats #floraofkrishnagiri #seasonwatch #phenology by @adavi_lo

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8 months ago

ಮಕರ ಸಂಕ್ರಾಂತಿ ಹಬ್ಬದ ಶುಭಾಶಯಗಳು!
Happy mid winter harvest to everyone celebrating! by @adavi_lo

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9 months ago

Our first harvest of ragi at the farm, 3 generations apart. A primary grain before city life. #organic #ragi by @adavi_lo

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10 months ago

Natural regeneration game is very strong in this patch of our land with a seasonal water source close to it. We have pongamia, ceylon boxwood, Albizias, jamun, wild jasmine, Bauhinia racemosa, Breynia vitis-idae, Bridelia retusa, Chukrasia tabularis, palash, ber/ezhandapazham, cluster fig, rosewood, Ehretia sp. all thriving and coexisting beautifully here.
Other patches of the land largely host white bark acacia, some Terminalia sp, Cassia fistula (in plenty!), a great diversity of grasses and some shrubs I’m yet to ID.
Learning to ID plants and trees is a very important exercise in regenerative farming - to evaluate the eco-region you live in, the biodiversity amidst you and to be able to make space for them in the midst of cultivated plants. by @adavi_lo

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Live stream
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#asmr #waterislife by @adavi_lo

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#coexistence #lifeonthefarm #snakesofindia #indianratsnake by @adavi_lo

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@runamufarm by @adavi_lo

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