Our mission at Sanesa Natural Farms has multiple dimensions like our customers, our world and our neighbourhood. For our customers, we want to provide them with good quality healthy and pesticide free food. We strive to provide freshest vegetables so we get fresh supplies from our farm thrice a week. And we don’t sell most of veges beyond two days of harvesting, leafy vegetables never sold beyond this deadline. To protect our customers from harmful chemicals and un-nut ritious food, we have an absolute commitment to never use any chemical fertiliser or pesticide at our farms. We learnt it gradually that how much of climate change is caused by wrong form of agriculture which passes off as modern agriculture including modern fertilisers, irrigation techniques and seeds. The havoc being unleashed in unimaginable and not so apparent. We are in a way attempting to turn the clock back a little. Old seeds, no fertiliser, no pesticides and more manual methods of harvesting instead of big machines. We also want to strike a point against rampant monoculture promoted by current food economy which is a much more significant cause of climate change than many other factors.We want to put trees back on farms so that birds too have a place to live. So we have been planting trees on farm ever since and we will dedicate more than an acre in these monsoons to variety of trees. We want our neighbor farmers to shift away from pesticides and Fertilisers, not by lecturing but by showing them the proof. We also want to be intimate part of our neighbourhood. To this end, we employ only local labor and we did it quite against advice given to us. After two years, we feel happy about it though alternates may have been more economical but we wouldn’t want to change it. We want to be part of our community. The local knowledge that we are helping revive gradually, will be our real prize. When you look thru pictures of our farm on our Facebook page, you will come across a few which show sort of grass hut over few plants. It is a local grass and local technology that is far superior in protecting plants from than expensive and polluting polyhouse technology being promoted as next big thing in agriculture.