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03/09/2022

लोकपाटी न्यूज 3 Shares 2 Facebook 1 Twitter 0 Facebook-messenger 0 Viber 0 Whatsapp 0 Email पोखरा। कृषि क्षेत्रमा देशमा नयाँ प्रयोगको थालनी सुरु भएको छ। गण्डकी .....

03/09/2022

काठमाडौँ, १८ भदौ । प्रादेशिक रुपमा पर्यटकीय विकासका माध्यमबाट समृद्धिको थालनी गर्ने सरकारी घोषणा भन्दा पहिले

31/08/2022

करिव ३० बर्ष अगाडी दार्जिलिङबाट २ बोट मरीचका बेर्ना ल्याएर मरीच खेती खेतिको सुरुवात गरेका सुर्य मोहन बास्तोलाको ...

22/08/2022

आरसी टाइम्स व्युरो पोखरा, भाद्र ६ प्रादेशिक रुपमा पर्यटकीय विकासका माध्यमबाट समृद्धिको थालनी गर्ने सरकारी घोषण.....

23/02/2022

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Raw Honey Collection @ amrit Kunja Organic Permaculture Farm Tradit...

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24/06/2020

Honey and its comb are edible and offer numerous health benefits, such as fighting infections and improving heart health. Honeycomb may also boost liver function and serve as a sugar alternative for people with diabetes. That said, honeycomb remains rich in sugars, so should be consumed with moderation.
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12/06/2020

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06/06/2020

2019 /02 /09 ( agrovolunteer from different countries
Ginger: Growing and Harvesting for Culinary Use
Ginger (Zingiber officinale) is a perennial plant with spear-like leaves and unremarkable yellow flowers that is typically grown as an annual plant for its edible root, or more precisely, its edible rhizomes. Ginger is grown commercially in subtropical and tropical climates, such as Hawaii, as ginger likes humid and warm but not hot conditions. Gardeners who do not live in subtropical and tropical climates can be successful growing ginger, although it is unlikely the ginger plants will be as productive. Garden chefs will revel in fresh ginger’s flavor and moist, smooth texture.

GardenZeus recommends growing ginger in containers: containers make it easier for home gardeners to approximate ginger’s preferred growing conditions, allowing gardeners to protect growing ginger from frost, extreme heat, wind and dry soil.

Start by selecting a plump piece of ginger with lots of “fingers” from the grocery store: cut rhizomes into pieces containing 3-4 eyes or buds (just like a potato) and let them cure, or dry for two days.

Select well-draining soil high in organic matter and calcium with a soil pH from 5.5 to 6.5. Don’t know how to determine soil pH? Read our recommendations at Tips for Testing Soil pH at Home with a Soil pH Meter.

Plant rhizomes with eyes facing upward and cover with 1 inch of soil. Plant rhizomes 15 inches apart. Add a light layer of mulch.

Ideal air temperature for growing ginger is 77° F with humidity. Ginger is sensitive to both frost and extreme heat. Bring containers inside when temperatures dip below 50° F. Place in partial shade location protected from wind. Gardeners in hot inland areas will want to place ginger in dappled shade.
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04/06/2020

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Are you looking for free volunteering opportunities? This is the place! Volunteers Base is a Moneyless Help Exchange Network

03/06/2020

If you are currently in Nepal, or happen to find yourself here in the future, do yourself a huge favour and come visit or stay at Amrit Kunj Organic Permaculture Farm.

It is the most beautiful family owned farm looking out over Begnas Tal lake. I have been completely blown away by the warmth and love in this home. I have only been here a few days now but have been completely welcomed as part of the family and feel so at home. For anyone wishing to learn more about natural farming, medicinal plants, Nepali language and culture, the best Nepali cooking, and just life in general, make your way over.

Julian Bloch
South africa
2017 March

03/06/2020

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Live an experience wwoof in Nepal: We warmly open our gates and hearts to all those who would like to learn about authentic organic farming...

02/06/2020

Share Tweet Share Pin Email My boyfriend and I stayed on Jeeban and his family’s farm and it was truly a unique and amazing place. The stay was simple and traditional, and the farm itself was very peaceful. We learned about permaculture and organic farming. The moment we got to the farm, Jeeban to...

02/06/2020

Share Tweet Share Pin Email We stayed with the Bastola family on their organic farm for a week with Julian. Their farm is incredible! It is gorgeous and bursting with life, with amazing views of Begnas Lake to make it even more beautiful. There are over 500 different organic plant species including....

02/06/2020

Helping hands from USA

Share Tweet Share Pin Email Our time at Amrit Farms was very positive and inspiring for us, and easily one of the highlights of our 3 months in Nepal. We only wish that we had visited sooner in our trip so that we could have spent more time there. The entire Bastola family was so...

02/06/2020

Agro- Volunteer experience from USA

Share Tweet Share Pin Email Hello, Namaste!! This was our first ever agro-volunteer experience and it has truly been one of the most enjoyable experiences of our time in Nepal. We stayed for two weeks with the Bastola family and it was nothing short of wonderful. They made us feel a part of the fami...

02/06/2020

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Welcome to Farm Stay Nepal Farm Stay Nepal is the family run permaculture farm in Pokhara. Where you can experience a typical nepali lifestyle of a family, farming & volunteering. Organic Agro Farm We have a organic agro farm where we plant vegetables for our family. We produce piper nigrum in our f...

02/06/2020

Amrit Kunja Organic Permaculture Farm (AKOPF) is Situated on the hillside overlooking the picturesque Shyankodi valley, and the majestic Begnas Tal lake, Amr...

02/06/2020