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Tatva Hills The Tatva Hills is on a Central Himalayan plateau in Almora, Uttarakhand where all the city dwellers

🌶️ A crop that travelled across oceans and found a place in India.After 1492, crops began travelling between continents....
07/10/2026

🌶️ A crop that travelled across oceans and found a place in India.

After 1492, crops began travelling between continents. Chilli arrived in India, followed by potato, tomato and groundnut, forever changing the way we eat.

Today, chillies have become an important crop for farmers at Tatva Hills, supporting livelihoods through their adaptability and strong demand.

From a crop that travelled across oceans to one that now supports farming communities in the hills, food has a fascinating way of connecting the world.

If you’d like to connect with us or support our work with farmers and sustainable agriculture, write to us at [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]).

07/10/2026

Five years ago, we were planting saplings on this hillside. Today, we are watching a forest take shape. 🌱🌳

In this video, our forest expert, Mr. Prabhat Kumar, takes us through the journey of our Miyawaki forest, from the early days of planting to what it has become today.

The trees have grown to around 20 to 25 feet, creating a dense green landscape across the hill.

But for us, the real impact is what has happened around them.

The forest has made the land cooler and created a more habitable environment for plants, animals and other life to thrive.

A forest takes time. What we planted five years ago is now becoming a living ecosystem.

And this is what restoration looks like when you give nature the time and space to grow. 🌿

Mail to us at [email protected]

07/10/2026

Five years ago, we were planting saplings on this hillside. Today, we are watching a forest take shape. 🌱🌳

In this video, our forest expert, Mr. Prabhat Kumar, takes us through the journey of our Miyawaki forest, from the early days of planting to what it has become today.

The trees have grown to around 20 to 25 feet, creating a dense green landscape across the hill.

But for us, the real impact is what has happened around them.

The forest has made the land cooler and created a more habitable environment for plants, animals and other life to thrive.

A forest takes time. What we planted five years ago is now becoming a living ecosystem.

And this is what restoration looks like when you give nature the time and space to grow. 🌿

30/09/2026

Before we grow anything, we need to understand what lies beneath it. 🌱

At Tatva Hills, soil testing is one of the first steps in our farming process. We study 14 parameters to understand the condition of the soil and then work towards improving it through natural methods.

Because better farming does not begin with the crop.
It begins with the soil.

What has helped us improve our own land is something we want to share with farmers too.

If you want to understand your soil and improve the health of your land, write to us at [email protected] and we will be happy to help.

28/09/2026

Our Binoli initiative is helping farmers boost their income through organic harvests. As we begin another season together, let’s listen to the voices of Binoli farmers and how our CSR efforts have supported their journey.

If you’d like to connect with us or support our local farming work, write to us at [email protected]

27/09/2026

For years, many mothers faced health issues due to the smoke from traditional cooking fuels. By making eco-friendly pine pellets from the dry pine leaves collected in our forests, we found a way to change that. These pellets burn cleaner, create less smoke, and make everyday cooking safer and easier.

In this video, the people of Almora share how this small step has brought them big relief — healthier kitchens, happier families, and a better quality of life.

If you’d like to connect with us or support our local farming work, write to us at [email protected]

25/09/2026

Lantana – the killer w**d.

At Tatva Hills, we are working to tackle this invasive plant through community mobilisation and sustainable action. Lantana spreads aggressively, choking native vegetation and reducing the health of local ecosystems. Removing it allows indigenous plants to grow back and restores balance to the land.

Through our initiative, local communities come together to identify, remove, and treat lantana so that it does not regrow. The effort is not just about clearing land. It is about creating opportunity.

Citizens can earn by collecting and selling raw lantana, which we then process into biofuel. This turns a harmful w**d into a valuable resource while supporting local livelihoods.

Our goal is clear. To remove more than 100 tons of lantana and transform a threat to biodiversity into a source of energy and income.

Every plant removed is a step towards healthier forests, stronger communities, and a more sustainable future.

Before farms, there were forests. Before harvests, there were seeds.Around 11,000 years ago, humans began saving the bes...
23/09/2026

Before farms, there were forests. Before harvests, there were seeds.

Around 11,000 years ago, humans began saving the best seeds and planting them again — changing the way we ate, lived and built communities.

Thousands of years later, that relationship between people, seeds and soil still continues.

At Tatva Hills, we’re keeping that connection alive — by growing with the land, valuing local resources, and building a more sustainable way forward.

Because every harvest begins with something small: a seed worth saving.

🌱 Follow Tatva Hills to discover more stories from the land.

23/09/2026

Today, we have Mr. Aniket Thakur talking about grafting and showing us how we use this technique at Tatva Hills. 🌱

In this example, we are working with a wild peach as the rootstock, while the upper part, known as the scion, is carefully grafted onto it. The idea is simple: bring together the strength of the rootstock with the desired qualities of the scion, helping us develop healthier and more productive plants.

At Tatva Hills, it is these careful farming practices, patience and understanding of the plant that help us grow better, naturally. 🌿

If you want to be part of our csr initiatives - mail to us at [email protected]

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Near Primary School, Village Taradi, Basot
Almora
263680

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+919599598575

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