Akshayakalpa is involved in the production and delivery of organic dairy and agricultural products. They emphasize clean nutrition through their offerings.

Akshayakalpa

Akshayakalpa is involved in the production and distribution of organic dairy products including milk, paneer, honey, ghee, and yogurt. Self-described as India's first certified organic dairy enterprise.

Akshayakalpa Organic | 30,638 followers on LinkedIn. Transforming rural livelihoods through organic farming | Akshayakalpa is India’s first certified organic dairy enterprise bringing together a balance of practices based in science and the traditional heritage of dairy farming. At Akshayakalpa, sustainability is not a choice, it is a way of life. Our farmer-first, planet-friendly approach ensures every product that goes from our lush farms to your fridge is rich in nutrition, free antibiotics, chemicals and preservatives.

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Founder & CEO @ Akshayakalpa Organic | Indian Agriculture Entrepreneurship

Shashi Kumar

Akshayakalpa Organic

What if “good food” wasn’t just about what we eat—but also what we throw away? In the latest Good Food Talks episode, we’re joined by Vani Murthy, known as “Wormrani,” to discuss her journey from never having grown a single plant to cultivating 80% of her own greens with compost she creates herself. Vani’s commitment to sustainability has turned her terrace into a thriving ecosystem, feeding everyone from worms to butterflies—and even the occasional monkey! Tune in to learn how our choices about food and waste can impact not only our health but also the world around us. Full episode link in the comments section. #goodfoodtalks #composting #sustainableliving #vanimurthy #mindfuleating #akshayakalpaorganic #akshayakalpa #goodfood

Olympic Athlete Nisha Millet's Secret to Clean, Good Food Choices! Why does Nisha Millet, Olympian and mom, trust Akshayakalpa Organic for her family? Discover her top choices: bilona-churned method ghee and all-natural cheese, crafted from the milk of happy cows without preservatives, chemicals, or artificial flavors. With Akshayakalpa, she knows she’s feeding her family pure, organic goodness. Download the app and order Nisha's favorites today!

This Diwali, we've teamed up with Zepto !✨️ Look out for some Akshayakalpa goodies in the Zepto Chingari Box – our buttermilk is all set to keep you cool and refreshed for a chill Diwali. Capture a picture, tag us, and join in the festive cheer. Wishing you a very Happy Diwali!🪔 #akshayakalpa #akshayakalpaorganic #zepto #organic #Diwali

Bring Home Purity and Love this Deepavali! May your home be filled with warmth of love, light of knowledge, purity of heart, joy of togetherness, bliss of spirituality. May the inner light conquer the darkness, cultivate compassion and empathy whilst connecting with the divine. May this Deepavali bring purity, love, light, health and wealth into all our lives. #akshayakalpa #akshayakalpaorganic #organicfarm #savefarmers #lightuphome #deepavali #diwali #festivalof lights

The Scarecrows – Our Farms #welnesswarriors This World food Day – The forgotten foods- 2024, at our Pooriyambakkam facility we got an opportunity to re-dress our ever young, ageless, smiling Scarecrows. Scarecrows have been used for centuries in Indian agriculture to protect crops from pests and birds. There are major the advantages of using scarecrows at our farms: 1. Crop protection: Scarecrows keep birds, monkeys, and other pests away from crops.( there are herds of monkeys at our Pooriyampakkam farm) 2. Cost-effective: They are a low-cost, eco-friendly solution. 3. Easy maintenance: Scarecrows require minimal upkeep. 4. Environmentallyd friendly: No chemicals or harmful materials used. 5. No pesticide use: useful for organic farms that restrict chemical pesticides. 6.Increased yield: They help reduce crop damage, leading to higher yields and better income. Scarecrows remain an essential tool for Indian farmers, blending traditional wisdom with modern innovation. Next time when you are at our farms, do not forget to smile and take a selfie with them, and ofcourse thank them too 😊 #akshayakalpa #akshayakalpaorganic #organicfarm #savefarmers #HealthyEatingScarecrows #NutritionAwareness #FoodForThought #WellnessWarriors #ScarecrowsForFarmHealth

Fed up with weeds and constant watering? Mulch your way to an easier, healthier garden! Mulching is the simple garden trick that works wonders! By spreading organic materials like wood chips, straw, or leaves around your plants, you not only stop weeds in their tracks by blocking sunlight but also give your soil a major nutrient boost as the mulch decomposes. The benefits don’t stop there; mulch helps retain moisture, so you’ll spend less time watering, and it keeps soil temperatures stable, shielding roots from intense heat or cold. As it breaks down, mulch also improves soil structure, making room for better aeration and drainage—a win for root health and growth. And here’s a bonus! Organic mulch attracts beneficial critters like earthworms, which work to keep your soil rich and thriving. With a little mulch, you can create a sustainable, low-maintenance garden that practically takes care of itself. Give it a try! #akshayakalpa #akshayakalpaorganic #organicfarming #mulching #farming #goodfood #farmingtechniques

Can kids change the way we think about food? Our Good Food for School program is teaching children to grow their own food and make smarter choices. Olympian Nisha Millet thinks it’s amazing how these kids are even inspiring their parents to read food labels and rethink family meals! Curious to see how we’re shaping young minds? Watch the full episode now! Link in the comments section. #akshayakalpa #akshayakalpaorganic #goodfoodtalks #goodfoodforschools #goodfood

Those Tiny Plants Among Your Crops? They’re Not Friendly—They’re Stealing Nutrients! Weeds are simply unwanted plants that thrive where they’re not wanted. They compete with the crops for sunlight, water, and nutrients, affecting yields. So, how do these pesky plants spread? Weeds can sprout from seeds carried by wind, water, or animals, especially in disturbed soils—making gardens and fields perfect homes. But don’t worry! There are organic ways to manage them. One effective method is mulching. This involves covering the soil with organic materials like straw or wood chips. Mulching not only suppresses weed growth but also retains moisture and improves soil fertility as it breaks down. Let’s adopt healthier farming and gardening practices! By understanding weeds and using techniques like mulching, we can nurture our crops and support a vibrant ecosystem. What strategies have worked for you in managing weeds? Tell us in the comments section! #akshayakalpa #akshayakalpaorganic #goodfood #goodfoodforschools #organic #organicfarming #sustainablefarming #weedmanagement #mulching #farming

Cooking Retreat at Akshayakalpa At the Forgotten foods 2024, events in our farms, #FoodBringsUsTogether . The strangers/ visitors meet and gel up to create the most nutritious and delicious dishes in a fun, collaborative, and interactive way and they leave as foodie friends during the wrap up. “Stranger-turned-Foodie-Friends" gathering event can provide numerous benefits for various segments of people and relief especially to mothers. Practical Relief: For mothers, where they can rely on others to watch their kids, alleviates the daily burden of meal ideas and preparation, promotes nutritious food for families. Emotional Support: Cooking together fosters friendships and community bonds; Shared responsibilities and socializing can help reduce stress. Gain confidence in cooking and nutrition. Fosters community bonding and socialization. Personal Growth: Enables participants in learning new cooking techniques and recipes, sharing dishes from diverse backgrounds enriches culinary knowledge and seasonal eating. With men participating in cooking, this event promotes gender equality and challenges stereotypes. Develops cooking skills and confidence whilst encouraging healthy eating and shared activities. Men can bring unique perspectives and creativity to recipes and help breakdown traditional gender roles. #akshayakalpa #forgottenfoods #CommunityCooking #CookingTogether #FoodBringsUsTogether #CookAndShare #stereotypes #nutritious #delicious

Remember how your grandma always said coconut oil was good for you? Turns out, she was onto something. It's the lauric acid in coconut oil that makes it good for you. Now, you must be thinking. "Acid? In my food?" Don't worry, this one is the good kind. Lauric acid is like that friend who always has your back. A study in the Journal of the American College of Nutrition found that it can increase your HDL (that's the good cholesterol) while decreasing the ratio of total cholesterol to HDL. In layman’s terms? It helps keep your heart happy and your immune system strong. Some studies even suggest that it might help one manage their weight better. Who knew coconuts were this beneficial for health! At Akshayakalpa we’re giving you 438 reasons to love your heart! We're talking 438 grams of lauric acid in each bottle. How'd we, do it? By not rushing nature! We let our coconuts dry naturally for 9 whole months before cold pressing them. No rush, no fuss, we let nature take its natural course. So next time you're whipping up curry, or just want to add a health boost to your coffee, reach for our coconut oil. It's not just cooking oil - it's a little jar of wellness. And hey, your grandma will be proud you're finally listening to her advice!

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