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Sunning Itself in Coorg?

Sunning Itself in Coorg?

January 24th, 2012 by admin

Named after a colonial Dutch governor of Ceylon, Joan Gideon Loten, the Loten’s Sunbird, Long-billed Sunbird or Maroon-breasted Sunbird, is a sunbird species that calls the Indian peninsula home. (more…)

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The Previleged Farmer!

The Previleged Farmer!

January 14th, 2012 by admin

Farming anywhere is a joy and the same applies enormously in Coorg. The farmer is privileged with ecstatic and inspiring environs, sights, sounds and feelings! (more…)

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Ripening Robusta!

Ripening Robusta!

January 2nd, 2012 by admin

Farmers in Coorg have begun preparing for the time when Robusta coffee is due for harvest. (more…)

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Farming and Livestock Rearing

Farming and Livestock Rearing

December 13th, 2011 by admin

Diversification or adding possible revenue sources is popular in farm operations, what with Livestock farming becoming second nature to the average Kodava coffee farmer! Availability of space to house livestock and sufficient grazing land is an advantage here. (more…)

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Silky Oak @ Coorg!

Silky Oak @ Coorg!

November 30th, 2011 by admin

An exotic species at Coorg, the Silver Oak tree or Silky Oak as it’s also termed, is native to Australia. (more…)

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The Areca Nut – Going ‘Nuts’?

The Areca Nut – Going ‘Nuts’?

November 21st, 2011 by admin

Traditionally planted extensively in districts of Karnataka, such as Shimoga, Saklespur, Hassan, & Mangalore, widespread Areca nut planting has occurred in the district of Coorg over the past quarter of a century. (more…)

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Caring for Robusta…

Caring for Robusta…

November 11th, 2011 by admin

Robusta coffee is grown in Coorg, especially in its southern region. The more vigorous of the two commercially cultivated varieties, it is also less expensive to retain. (more…)

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The ‘Farmyard Sentry’!

The ‘Farmyard Sentry’!

November 5th, 2011 by Ganesh H. R.

The Guineafowl is a bird species native to the African continent. Most species of this bird display dark grey or blackish plumage with dense white spots. (more…)

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The Cross Over

The Cross Over

October 25th, 2011 by Ganesh H. R.

The coracle is a small, lightweight boat, oval in shape and generally built of bamboo, while this one is made of metal, in order to make it sturdier. Coracles have been in use for centuries together. (more…)

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The Coffee Landscape

The Coffee Landscape

October 11th, 2011 by admin

It might seem surprising that while the landscape of Coorg is contrasting, its people are fused in their love of farming. Whilst the taller ranges are at the 4000 feet level, the lower ranges are at mid-2000 feet levels. (more…)

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