We are a family-run farm
Our farming journey started in 2012 on then dry, barren land that had been untilled for about 20+ years. After continuous efforts and careful planning, Magic Farms has flourished to be home to seasonal and local crops, various orchards, and wooded trees.
We grow 20+ varieties of fruits, vegetables, pulses, and herbs, including fruit orchards of lime, sapota (chikoo), and mango. We farm the region’s seasonal crops such as Bengal gram, groundnut, ragi, bajra, tur, arhaar, cowpea, and pigeon pea. Our fresh produce includes onion, tomato, beans, chilli, eggplant, papaya, and other seasonal fruits and vegetables.
We have now added herbs to our list of crops, starting with chamomile and more to follow.
We are also gearing up to include livestock and poultry very soon – – the more, the merrier!
Our farming philosophy
We practice responsible farming that goes beyond organic practices by working in harmony with nature and mirroring its ways and principles.
We take the responsibility to care for and nurture the ecosystem around us. As we grow our nutritious foods, we keep our fields and crops chemical-free and conserve and regenerate the natural resources such as soil health, water, and microorganisms whilst also maximising biodiversity.
Passion
Farming is a way of life for us, and we are in this for the long run.
Being a part of nature and working with it to build an ecology-conscious farm is where our hearts and soul are.
Transparency
Transparency is one of the core values this farm is built on, and we take regular opportunities to share our practices with you.
We take utmost care to grow our healthy and natural produce; this is what we eat, and this is what we serve to our family, friends, and loved ones.
Our love for quality
Right from the start, our focus has been on the quality of our produce. While sometimes the yield might be limited, the quality is never compromised.
We don’t shy away from consuming our produce unwashed directly from the plants, as we are confident in our clean and zero-chemicals farming approach.