BAIRAVS Agri · opening soon

A working farm
you'll be able to visit.

We're setting up an integrated farm: paddy and vegetables alongside cows, goats, ponies and ducks, each part feeding the next. When we open, teams, schools and families will be able to spend a day with us and do the work themselves.

Tell me when you open

Who you'll meet

The animals on the farm

Two young goats grazing on a patch of grass — Baby goatsCurious, noisy, and always hungry.

Two calves peeking out of the door of a tin shed — CalvesShy at first, then the friendliest faces on the farm.

A pony eating feed from a steel bowl — PoniesSmall enough for little riders, patient with everyone.

A flock of ducks resting on dry grass under the trees — DucksThey keep the pests down and the mornings loud.

A smiling girl waving next to a cow wearing brass bells — Little handsChildren meet the animals with a farmhand beside them.

Hands bottle-feeding a baby goat — Feeding timeBottle-feeding the newest kids is everyone’s favourite job.

Farmers planting rice seedlings in a flooded paddy field, with hills behind

Farm days

What a farm day will look like

For company teams, schools and families: feed the baby goats, meet the calves and ponies, try milking a cow, collect duck eggs, and help in the paddy. We'll publish location, prices, timings and age guidance here before we take bookings.

Integrated farming

Animal manure goes back into the fields, ducks forage in the paddy, and crop leftovers become fodder.

Technology where it helps

We plan to use simple tools from our tech side for soil and water checks, herd health records and planning, and to share what works.

Partners, later