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World’s First Folk rice park and Knowledge center
At Adumari paddy fields, near Kattikkulam, Wayanad, Kerala.
Visitors are allowed from 15th November to 25th November 2019.
All are invited to a unique experience of the rice landscape.
The world’s first folk rice park and knowledge center are fully set for visitors from 15th November to 25th November 2019 at Adumari paddy fields near Kattikkulam in Wayanad district of Kerala.
The folk rice park and knowledge center are set up in a beautiful terrace rice landscape following the visions and values of Anandha farming, a new farming philosophy which gives paramount importance for the joyful coexistence of farmer, consumer, and the ecosystem.
The visit to the rice park and knowledge center shall be a unique opportunity to learn more about folk rice diversity and also to buy folk rice and rice-based value-added products, produced here.
At Adumari paddy fields, near Kattikkulam, Wayanad, Kerala.
Visitors are allowed from 15th November to 25th November 2019.
All are invited to a unique experience of the rice landscape.
The world’s first folk rice park and knowledge center are fully set for visitors from 15th November to 25th November 2019 at Adumari paddy fields near Kattikkulam in Wayanad district of Kerala.
The folk rice park and knowledge center are set up in a beautiful terrace rice landscape following the visions and values of Anandha farming, a new farming philosophy which gives paramount importance for the joyful coexistence of farmer, consumer, and the ecosystem.
The visit to the rice park and knowledge center shall be a unique opportunity to learn more about folk rice diversity and also to buy folk rice and rice-based value-added products, produced here.
We are into the conservation of Traditional Paddy seeds. We have been doing this for the past 7 years. This year we are regenerating 118 traditional paddy varieties. In order to bring awareness about the traditional paddy varieties, for the common man we have organized a Paddy transplanting mela on the coming Sunday in Kozhikode.
The fund will be utilized for
1. Growing, conserving traditional paddy varieties in the fields
2. Documenting the methods of cultivation and harvesting - taking videos, photos, etc
3. Organizing meets like rice parks to spread knowledge and awareness on the rice varieties
