Volunteer at an Organic Farm in India

Volunteer at an Organic Farm (India)

Nestled at the base of the Kurungani Mountains in the quaint village of Bodinayakanur, within Theni District, our organic farm offers an incredible opportunity to volunteer at an organic farm in India. Spanning 21 acres of verdant land and bordering the Bodi West Hills Reserve Forest, the property boasts a trekking trail leading to Bodimettu, which rises to an impressive 1,600 metres.

Our research-focused farm explores innovative techniques in aquaponics, construction, and crafting with wood and metal. Conveniently situated 60 kilometres from Munnar, we’re easily accessible by bus.

Volunteer at an Organic Farm in India: Tasks & Roles

Our farm offers a diverse range of activities, catering to both agricultural enthusiasts and those with non-farming expertise:

  • Farming: The land produces an array of fruits, including mangoes (800 trees), coconuts (700 trees), gooseberries, moringa, pomegranates, custard apples, guavas, and cherries. Research projects in the ravines examine crop fertility, yield, and sustainability to enhance agricultural practices.
  • Non-farming: Opportunities include setting up hydroponic systems for experienced individuals, constructing bamboo houses, and engaging in wood and metalworking. Additional tasks involve civil construction, plumbing, electrical work, and maintaining farm equipment.
    Our fully equipped on-site workshop supports a variety of projects and provides resources for researchers and students conducting energy conservation and craftsmanship workshops.

Volunteer at an Organic Farm in India: Living & Getting There

Volunteers are housed in comfortable accommodations, with all meals provided. Our farm is situated along National Highway 85, connecting Cochin, Madurai, and Rameswaram. Those travelling from Munnar can easily reach us by bus, with a journey of approximately 60 kilometres.

Volunteer at an Organic Farm in India: What Else

The farm is not just about agriculture—it’s a hub of creativity and sustainable development. Volunteers may contribute to the construction of a new farmhouse or assist in other infrastructure projects. Whether you’re an experienced researcher or someone eager to learn, the tools and amenities on-site ensure a rewarding experience. For additional details, please contact us, and we’ll provide further information upon confirming your visit.

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