00:00There was a possibility of a little bit of it.
00:04I remember in 1978,
00:08I saw that the fish farm, the soil conservation farm,
00:13was a little bit miraculous and dry.
00:16Whatever inspired me today,
00:18this coffee garden and a little bit of it will come later.
00:21Apart from that, if we go to Karnataka, Kerala,
00:24then between the Western Ghats,
00:26the coffee garden and a little bit of it,
00:28it is a little bit like Angangi.
00:30A little bit of it and a little bit of it,
00:32it is almost like Angangi.
00:34In Kerala, the Indian Kadamum Research Institute,
00:38in Idukki, near Mailadam,
00:40we brought some seeds and fodder.
00:43We planted the same fodder,
00:45which is known as Nizani Green Gold.
00:47Today, I have been able to plant
00:49this fodder for 600 years.
00:51And I have seen that
00:53there is a lot of possibility of a little bit of it.
00:56Although I have kept this fodder in organic practice,
01:00but still, I have been able to find
01:02this fodder wherever I go in the rainy season.
01:07I didn't know about the system
01:09of processing the green fodder,
01:11but now that I have learned about it,
01:13it is very good.
01:14And the fodder is not sold in bulk,
01:16but in this season,
01:18when tourists come,
01:20in the same way,
01:22in the package form of our door delivery,
01:24where there is an international wholesale price,
01:27suppose today there are 25,000 rupees,
01:30which is sold in tons,
01:32we give 25,000 rupees to the people,
01:35while the market price is 35,000-40,000 rupees.
01:38We want people to sell at 80-80 prices,
01:43because we have the same customer base.
01:47I have seen many coffee gardens,
01:49but the Brown Valley Coffee Garden
01:51that I saw today,
01:53I had not forgotten about it,
01:54but today I have extensively forgotten
01:56about this garden.
01:58I am really inspired.
02:00It is not just a coffee garden,
02:02it is a different type of cultivation.
02:04The integration is very beautiful.
02:06There is cinnamon,
02:07there is cardamom,
02:08there is black pepper,
02:10there is coffee plant,
02:11there is lemon plant,
02:13and there is a different
02:14biodiversity of people,
02:16and there is an old perennial stream
02:18source.
02:20So I can say,
02:22even though this is a small land,
02:24it is a hotspot of biodiversity.
02:26The integration is very beautiful.
02:28I have not only seen coffee,
02:30but I have also seen how different
02:32crop systems can be integrated.
02:34I have seen the best example of
02:36the Brown Valley Coffee Garden.
02:41I have involved tribal youth here.
02:43The program is going on.
02:45There is a total cycle.
02:47Nursery raising,
02:49soil preparation,
02:51plant raising,
02:53caring system.
02:55There is a total cycle.
02:57There is an agro-horticulture
02:59in the coffee plant.
