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Who We Are

Welcome to Fresh From Farms, your trusted source for insights into organic vegetable farming and sustainable living. Rooted in the scenic place, Pithoragarh, Uttarakhand, we are dedicated to sharing practical farming knowledge, seasonal tips, and eco‑friendly practices with readers across the globe.


 Our Mission

At Fresh From Farms, our mission is:

  • Promote organic farming methods that protect the environment.
  • Inspire individuals to grow their own vegetables and live healthier lives.
  • Share authentic experiences from the field to help beginners and enthusiasts alike.
  • We believe farming is not just about crops — it’s about building a sustainable future.


What We Offer

  • Through this blog, you’ll find:
  • Step‑by‑step guides on organic farming practices.
  • Seasonal planting tips tailored to Indian conditions.
  • Insights into natural fertilizers, composting, and pest control.
  • Stories from our farm — successes, challenges, and lessons learned.
  • Updates on farm products like vegetables, fruits, poultry, milk products, and eggs.


Meet the Founder

This blog is managed by Bhagwan Singh, a BHM graduate and former hotelier with international experience in hospitality and BPO services. His passion for organic farming inspired the creation of Fresh From Farms — a platform to share knowledge, connect with like‑minded individuals, and encourage sustainable agriculture.


Our Roots

We are based in District Pithoragarh, Uttarakhand, India – 262521
From the foothills of the Himalayas, we bring you farming practices that are natural, eco‑friendly, and deeply connected to the land.


Our Vision

  • We aim to grow Fresh From Farms into a hub for:
  • Educational resources on organic farming.
  • Community building among farmers and readers.
  • Workshops and guides for aspiring organic growers.
  • Sustainable living inspiration for households worldwide.


Contact Us

For inquiries, collaborations, or feedback, reach us at:
support@freshfromfarms.blog

Thank you for visiting Fresh From Farms. We invite you to explore our blog for farming tips, seasonal guides, and stories from the field. Stay connected with us for updates on sustainable living and organic practices.

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