

Lush Green Farmhouse opens its living agrarian ecosystem to schools, teachers, and curious young minds for transformative hands-on learning across 7 acres of thriving countryside.
Living Science & Agricultural Curiosity
Step into an active agrarian landscape where students explore fundamental farming basics, plant biology, and cutting-edge environmental technology. Guided field walks turn textbook theory into unforgettable tactile experiences.
7 Acres
Expansive outdoor classroom for immersive field research
5,000+
Matured estate trees creating a thriving botanical ecosystem
Farming Basics & Soil
Modern Agriculture
Nature, Wildlife & Discovery
Students touch rich living soil, study seed germination, and understand through real field work.
Discover poly houses, net houses, drip and sprinkler irrigation, protected cultivation and modern ways to grow better and save more.
Explore the living ecosystem around the farm, from birds and butterflies to bees, trees and diverse plant life
LEARNING IN PRACTICE
Flora & Fauna
Farming & Growing
Smart Farming
Water & Sustainability
Understand modern farming through poly houses, net houses, drip irrigation, sprinkler irrigation and protected cultivation.
Explore trees, fruits, vegetables, flowers, herbs, spices, birds, butterflies and bees while understanding how nature supports life.
Discover how crops, vegetables and nursery plants grow through real-world exposure to farming and cultivation.
Learn how rainwater harvesting, rooftop water harvesting and water conservation help protect our natural resources.


— BEYOND THE CLASSROOM
Go beyond observation and experience learning through educational visits, project work, field study and environmental awareness. Students can investigate real farm environments, document their observations, connect classroom concepts with practical experiences, and develop a deeper understanding of how agriculture and the natural environment work together.
Direct engagement with natural ecosystem cycles converts abstract ecological principles into lasting real-world understanding.
Estate Agronomy Director


Scientific research and educational access
A hands-on environment for students, educators and institutions to explore agriculture beyond the classroom. Experience real farm settings, observe cultivation practices, study nature and biodiversity, and engage in practical field-based learning through educational visits, project work and guided exploration.
