This farmer is making grapes safe to eat again

Manjunath - a successful agriculturalist from Chikkaballapur in Karnataka - believes it is possible to grow high quality grapes without relying on chemicals. And we have reasons to believe him. After all, he has been growing the fruit for more than 40 years while integrating the latest scientific practices with wisdom passed over from previous generations. Grapes found in markets are often regarded unsafe to consume due to high levels of pesticides, but Manjunath hopes to change this impression of his favourite fruit by encouraging more organic practices.
00:00 Introduction
00:38 The grape Story
01:13 How to grow grapes
02:40 How to check quality of grapes
03:04 The organic way
04:03 What consumers need to do
04:39 Encouraging youngsters to do organic farming
#organic #grapes #goodfoodmovement

[@ss-ib8gm]

Very knowledgeable man god bless him for doing noble job of producing organic …..Indian agriculture was organic our ancestors were expert that why India was rich in agriculture resource and supported large population throughout history but invasion destroyed the rural area with heavy taxation by invaders Indian taxes enriched Britain. Then colonial power started industrial agriculture becoz of their greed and destroyed the whole world food chain

[@shashikmr]

Grapes were grown in and around Bangalore (Bangalore blue, a table grape) for a while now/ from 1940s. Bangalore weather was supposed to be very good for growing grapes. In the last 20 years, growing grapes have almost disappeared in and around Bangalore, mostly due to the change in climate.

[@ThulasiKakkat]

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[@mdmunir7992]

Location yalli ?

[@srikrishnapaleru6536]

when a video is made, if the farmer address is given, it will be more beneficial for the viewers to contact him and get their doubts cleared. Request to pls give his address. The video provides only information. If there is chance to talk to him, then it will turn into action.

[@umavijayraj1605]

Share his address please

[@goodfoodmovement]

Hi! Please reach out to us at [e-mail] for more information.

[@jayalakshmib941]

Sir l am a organic farmer can you share his address please

[@goodfoodmovement]

Hi! Please reach out to us at [e-mail] for more information.

[@KompleteMan]

I was looking for black seedless grape plant for home terrace, amazon listed reviews are not good