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26/07/2025

Guess the fruit?

29/07/2023

06/06/2022

హాయ్, మై ఆర్గానిక్ ప్లానెట్ మీ సేంద్రీయ క్షేత్రాలు మరియు వ్యవసాయ అవసరాలకు ఒక స్టాప్ పరిష్కారం.

తోటి సేంద్రీయ రైతులతో కనెక్ట్ అవ్వండి, కమ్యూనికేట్ చేయండి, నేర్చుకోండి, మీ పొలాలను పర్యవేక్షించండి.

సేంద్రీయ విప్లవంలో చేరండి!
మొబైల్ అప్లికేషన్‌ను డౌన్‌లోడ్ చేయండి
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మీ రైతు సోదరుల వాట్సాప్ గ్రూప్ ల లో ఈ లింక్ ను షేర్ చేయండి. సేంద్రీయ వ్యవసాయాని ప్రోత్సాహం ఇవ్వండి.

30/04/2022

Did you know that on average, there have been about 61 million tones of coconut harvested each year? Interesting right?

Coconuts are the best coolers for summers, are can be eaten raw or fully cooked. Order our 100% organic coconuts now.

Shipping all across Bengaluru. Visit www.farmstop.in & order now!

29/04/2022

If you’re feeling under the weather, this garlic rasam recipe can help get better!

To make this delicious garlic rasam, you would require:
1 teaspoon Toor dal
½ teaspoon whole black peppercorns
¼ teaspoon whole cumin seeds
¼ teaspoon whole coriander seeds
1 tablespoon ghee
10 garlic cloves, peeled and thickly sliced using Farmstop's Farm Fresh organic whole garlic
1 tablespoon tamarind paste
1 cup of warm water
¼ teaspoon Farmstop's Farm Fresh turmeric powder
1 spoon of salt, to taste
1 teaspoon ghee
½ teaspoon black mustard seeds

Using a spice grinder, pulverize the dal, peppercorns, cumin and coriander, and set aside. In a saucepan, heat the ghee over medium-low flame. Add the garlic & gently fry for 5 minutes until it's cooked through. To a bowl, add the tamarind paste in warm water & whisk the same for a minute. Add it to the cooked garlic by pouring it through a strainer. Add the spice mixture & 3 more cups of water. Let it boil over medium heat. Add turmeric & salt, let it simmer until the rasam cooks.

In a small pan, heat 1 teaspoon ghee over medium, and fry the mustard seeds for about 30 seconds till they start popping. Add the whole seasoning mixture into the hot Rasam & Stir well.

You can enjoy this rasam plain, or with Farmstop's Farm fresh Para Boiled rice.

For best results, we recommend using Farmstop's Farm Fresh organic produce.

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26/04/2022

At Farmstop, our farmers always ensure that the best quality seeds are sown at our farms to receive a great harvest. All our produce is 100% certified organic & we strive to serve only the best produce.

Join us by making the switch to organic & you too can be a part of sowing a healthy future.

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25/04/2022

Muskmelon helps in boosting your stamina & reducing stress. If you’ve been craving chocolates but trying to stay healthy, this recipe is the best alternative.

For this recipe you’ll require:
2 cups of milk
½ cup of muskmelon in a purée state
1 cup of sugar
1 tablespoon of chopped groundnuts

Heat the milk in a saucepan until it starts to boil. Add the muskmelon purée,sugar & chopped groundnuts. Keep stirring until it's cooked & then remove the saucepan from heat.
Once it cools down, grab a spoon & dig in.

We only sell Fresh Produce.

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20/04/2022

Lemon curd is an old English recipe that you can make in under 30 minutes.

Add two egg yolks, two tablespoons of lemon juice & lemon zest to a bowl while placing it onto a double boiler & whisk until it thickens.

As soon it gets thick, take it away from the heat & add half a cup of butter. Continue whisking until you get a smooth curd-like texture. Transfer it to a clean glass jar to refrigerate. After 15 minutes, your lemon curd is ready!

Use Farmstop's Farm Fresh 100% certified organic Lemons for the best results.

We only sell fresh produce.

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19/04/2022

It’s mango season again! We’re excited to announce that we are are accepting pre-orders for our delicious 100% organic mangoes. 🥭 We have great varieties like Alphonso, Neelam Rajagiria & a few more to name.
Hurry order now before we sell out!

Shipping all across Bengaluru.

Visit https://www.farmstop.in/organic-mangoes & pre-order now!

16/04/2022

Easter is almost here & we have a gift for you!

Get flat 22% off on your next order! To avail this offer, all you have to do is head to our website & enter the code EASTER22 at check out. The code is valid only from 16th April to 21st April 2022.

Don't miss out & order now!

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15/04/2022

This healthy beverage is also proven to be great for the skin. You'll need to add three whole Farmstop farm fresh, organic Amlas & 10 ml of water in a blender.

Blend till all the juice has been extracted & strain using a straining mesh. You can either have it as is or by adding a drop of Farmstop's organic honey. Try it & feel the change!

Shipping all across Bengaluru.

Visit www.farmstop.in & order now!

14/04/2022

We'll give you a clue. He visits during summers, so you don't feel gloom. In colours of yellow & green, you'll see this fruit bloom!

Leave a comment below 👇🏽 if you can identify the fruit & tell us what your favorite variety is.

We deliver across Bangalore.

To pre-order, head to https://www.farmstop.in/organic-mangoes

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We all Are Farmers

Growing up in our Indian society, we come across a lot of social stigmas and practical difficulties. We are taught that Agriculture is the backbone of our country through education. But the same education is leading the country where agriculture is considered a non-lucrative industry for our past and present generation. It has come to a point where any other profession other than farming is considered better. Such is the social stigma that exists, thanks to the inadequate importance given to the industry by our governments and pragmatic difficulties that go along farming. Farmers are migrating to cities or neighboring towns in search of a better life leading the agricultural industry to an existential crisis.

Hence, I am putting forth my thoughts and intentions by illustrating a solution on how to curb farmers problems. Hailing from a family that has been into farming for decades now, I am taking the liberty of addressing the farmers problems firsthand. After growing up in a farming household, visiting farms, interacting with farmers, and imbibing into their community, I have spent quality time habituating myself in an agricultural environment.

On one hand, I have personally been into a household of landlords/Zamindars where agriculture can’t be considered a sole breadwinning profession. Because of drought and drastic climatic changes, I have experienced difficulties in managing money for higher education and other expenses. The major reason being only into farming has pushed every landlord to this crisis.

On the other hand, small-scale farmers face the wrath of the climate change and they could not afford to think about any other source of income. Ultimately leaving them with no option so that they give up farming and migrate to different professions.

Some factors that contribute to this crisis are:

1. Inadequate government measures on educating farmers.

2. Government policies that don’t address the root of the problem.

3. Lack of exposure of farmers as to how the markets and prices fluctuate.

For example:

In May – July 2017 the price of tomatoes surged to 100 per kilo. This was because of a lesser supply and a huge demand problem. Subsequently, farmers saw the demand for tomatoes and started farming tomatoes. Also, there was a break to the draught as major parts of the country saw a significant amount of rainfall after a long time including my own village. Consequently, farmers made decent profit margins but didn’t reap huge profits. Because of a huge supply for a lesser demand, this sort of market fluctuation happens and the ultimate reason being farmers not predicting the market scenario.

The ugly truth is when the produce reached the market for distribution, the agents who run the market gets to fix the price thus reaping in all the benefits of farmers hardship.

To achieve a better understanding, consider a scenario where 10 farmers bring 10 baskets of tomatoes. If the market agent decides to fix 100 per basket, then the farmer would make 1000. Though it sounds like a deal, the agent takes a cut of upto 10% as a commission from each farmer to take the produce to the market. This way the agent makes more than a farmer as the commission keeps summing up from many farmers. While the farmers are left with 850-870 per 10 boxes after their transport and other expenses, the market agent gets the benefit of farmers without toiling a sweat.

These agents pay a meager amount to the government to run an agency and from there, the wholesale agents buy them and then sell to vendors and then the produce meets the consumer.

Imagine a farmer making 70-75% of the money i.e.( Rs.75 for a kilo of produce that a consumer buys for Rs.100). Sounds incredible from a farmers perspective. This can be achieved by buying the produce directly from farmers.

Our vision at FARMSTOP is to buy produce from farmers directly and bring them to your doorstep with just a few clicks on your phone. Farmstop takes pride in achieving this with a network of 2000+ farmers ensuring a fair trade practice.

Shop with us in building a better farming community through www.farmstop.in that can change many lives and the way we eat in our country.