heritage

                                                                         FOOD WALK Food walks form an integral part of  culinary tourism  across the world today. It's a fun concept to take part in if you are a food lover and are interested in understanding people and their lives through the lens of food, while munching your way through some delicious treats.

                                RAIN HARVESTING   As we know by now, rainwater harvesting is very easy and economical. Following the water scarcity in so many parts of the world, rainwater harvesting has become the need of the hour. It must be practiced by people of all regions. This will also give them a sense of comfort in knowing that they won’t have to face water scarcity. Furthermore, rainwater harvesting holds more importance than you actually think it does. As we know that surface water is not enough to meet the demands of the people, we can get additional help from rainwater. Also, most people now depend on groundwater for their uses. Many houses and even flats have submersible pumps in their place. The groundwater is decreasing day by day because of excessive usage, deforestation, urbanization and more. Thus, when we practice rainwater harvesting, it can maintain the level of the groundwater. ...

water conservation Life without water is not possible. We need it for many things including cleaning, cooking, using the washroom, and more. Moreover, we need clean water to lead a healthy life. We can take many steps to conserve water on a national level as well as an individual level. Firstly, our governments must implement efficient strategies to conserve water. The scientific community must work on advanced agricultural reforms to save water. Similarly, proper planning of cities and promotion of water conservation through advertisements must be done. On an individual level, we can start by opting for buckets instead of showers or tubs. Also, we must not use too much electricity. We must start planting more trees and plants. Rainwater harvesting must be made compulsory so we can benefit from the rain as well. Further, we can also save water by turning off the tap when we brush our teeth or wash our utensils. Use a washing machine when it is fully loaded. Do not waste the water when ...

POULTRY FARM  A carefully controlled  environment  that  avoids  crowding, chilling, overheating, or frightening is almost universal in poultry farming. Cannibalism, which expresses itself as toe picking, feather picking, and tail picking, is controlled by debeaking at one day of age and by other management practices. The feeding, watering, egg gathering, and cleaning operations are highly mechanized Some of the benefits of industrialized poultry farming include providing the human body with a range of nutrients and vitamin. Poultry provides the body with protein, vitamin B. Protein is essential for the human body because it helps build healthy bones, muscles, skin, cartilage and blood cells. Eggs are also obtained which contains many protein. Eggs promotes healthy hair and nails because of their high sulphur content and wide array of vitamin and minerals. One egg contains just 5 grams of fat and only 1.5 grams of that saturated  

  NALNAD PALACE one of the best heritage places to visit in  Coorg   Also called as Naalnaad Aremane, the Nalaknad Palace was built by Kodava king Dodda Veerarajendra in 1792 CE after escaping from the attack of Tippu Sultan during his invasion of Coorg. This double storied building served as a hunting lodge for the Kodava kings. In the front of the palace, there is beautiful mantapa, built in 1796 for marriage ceremony of Dodda Veerarajendra with Mahadevammaji .                   After the death of the Kodagu king, Lingaraja I in 1780 AD,  Hyder Ali  took control of Kodagu under the pretext of being a guardian to Lingaraja's three sons,  Dodda Vira Rajendra , Linga Rajendra and Appanna, who were of tender age. [3]  The princes were sent to reside in a fort at  Gorur  in  Hassan district , and a garrison was stationed at  Mercara  (capital of  Kodagu ). A minister, Amaldar ...

                              SOIL TESTING      we had visit krishi vigyan kendra in gonikoppal to get  a knowlege about the plants and soil,there are some lecuture explined how to test the soil and what are the reqired componetsto test it soil testing Your soil needs to be able to provide nutrients to plants. Otherwise, your plants just won’t grow well. Having the right soil pH (level of acidity) means your plants can take up the necessary nutrients in the soil. If your pH is too high, many nutrients such as phosphorus and iron may become less available; if your soil pH is too low, it can be toxic to plants. Without healthy soil, it is very difficult to have a successful garden. Another reason we test the soil is because we won’t need to rely on fertilizing the soil too much. If you start with healthy soil, you won’t need so much “fixing.” Before you start dumping on the lime and fe...

                               MUSHROOM     Growing mushrooms at home is a task that any gardener interested in growing their own food should attempt. Mushrooms are a healthy addition to any diet, as they are low in calories and fat, high in fiber, and contain high amounts of potassium and selenium. Mushrooms are best grown indoors where the temperature and light conditions can be more readily managed. Learning how to grow mushrooms indoors is a matter of managing their growing conditions carefully.                         STEP 1: Growing out a chosen mushroom culture on an agar filled petri dish STEP 2: Transferring the mushroom culture (known as mycelium) onto sterilized grain STEP 3: Expanding the grain jar exponentially to create grain spawn STEP 4: Spawning the grain into a suitable substrate and fruiting container STEP 5: Allowi...

               PLANTING AND ADOPTION OF A TREE           we have planted a coconut plant near the iguttapa temple,water-based ponds-                          pools areas.   Address:_- padi igguthappa temple ,karntaka 571214-coconut plant Plants are a major necessity in the balance of nature, people’s lives, and our terrain. We may not realize it, but plants are the ultimasource of food for almost 95% of the world population so says the National Group of Food. It’s a fact that over 7,000 species of plants are being consumed todayPlants are one of the reasons that we get clean water; as they help regulate the water cycle. They also help water movefrom the soil to the atmosphere through a process called transpiration. w e have planted a Coconut plant near the Iguttappa based ponds/pool areas.  the trees are important in environmental and ecology ...