Beejom

The herbseller Salim — a traditional पंसारी — visits the farm every two months with a truck full of dried herbs and an onboard grinder. He prepares Ayurvedic herbal mixtures for cows, horses and other animals based on their ailments and seasonal needs. 🌿

Salim earlier travelled on a motorcycle carrying sacks of herbs. Over the years, he upgraded to a vehicle fitted with a grinding machine, allowing him to prepare fresh herbal mixtures directly at the farm itself. It’s honestly amazing to witness this old tradition still alive today.🙂

He brings with him triphala, ginger, nagarmotha, alum, saunf, tesu flower, cinnamon, pepper and many other herbs and natural ingredients used for specific ailments and general well being of animals.

At Beejom too, we grow and use many traditional remedies — Vasaka (Adathoda) for cough and fever, bamboo leaves after delivery, mustard oil and alum maalish for aches, jaggery water for recovery, turmeric and mustard oil for udder care, moringa leaves, bhoomi amla for liver support, punarnava for kidney issues, aloe vera, neem and castor oil for skin care and much more.

Prevention has always been central to traditional animal care systems. While we absolutely rely on allopathy during emergencies and complicated illnesses, many everyday wellness practices still come from native knowledge systems passed down over generations.

What a treasure trove traditional medicine truly is. 🎉🌿

If anyone wishes to connect with Salim ji or learn more about these traditional herbal mixes for animals, you can contact him at:
📞 9711051923

Making Vermicompost and so we did this video. :)))

It’s a ritual on the farm. After every season when we have some
Incredible leaf drop and some great crop waste collected on the farm, we usually just proceed to make some vermicompost with it.

This time we made some brand new long brick beds on the farm to make this vermicompost. We filled it with the season’s dried leaves, crop waste and lovely rotted cow dung from the farm.
We arranged them all in beautiful layers. Once all this happened, we brought out the worms; saved carefully generation after generation; year after year.

This vermicompost is just pure black gold. The farmers from the village are curious to see what we do and excited to know that this could be monetised. It’s so vital to create micro- businesses in rural areas. This ensures that the farmer is buffered from crop losses and keeps his home fires burning irrespective of the fate of his crop. These businesses can also be managed by his family members and that way it could possibly help from migration happening to the cities.

All children should learn about Vermicomposting. Everyone can do this in their homes too. It’s a great way to recycle compostable waste. If everyone did this, very little will reach the landfill. Can you imagine that? We would be delighted to do a workshop on this for any group anytime.

Many thoughts as usual but at the core just happy to convert all that waste into black gold. It’s precious and can build great soil naturally.

Please do choose our vermicompost. In 2 to 3 months it will be ready. With this heat it may be even faster. It will be ready in the peak of monsoon when your plants need that annual dose of goodness. Just in time.

We still have some of wonderful vermicompost from the earlier season and we also have the best farmyard manure and organic pest repellants too. Do chk it out by calling the numbers below. We deliver this across NCR.

For Enquiries please do call:
+91 93111 35333
+91 93111 35222

🌿 BEEJOM 2.0 | From Flood to Sanctuary

A lot of people still ask us — “Where is Beejom now?”
Some think we are still in Noida. Some even think Beejom no longer exists.

But in 2023, devastating floods changed everything.
Animals had to be shifted overnight, and the farm built with years of love and care suddenly became uncertain.

What followed was not the end of Beejom, but the beginning of a new chapter. 🌱

This episode traces the journey from Beejom Farm Noida to Beejom Gràm Sanctuary in Bulandshahr — and how over the last few years, this land has slowly transformed into a new home for rescued animals, conscious living, farming, and community.

From building animal shelters and common spaces to creating food forests and sustainable systems, this is the story of rebuilding Beejom from the ground up.

This is not just a story about a farm.
It is a story about beginning again.

🎥 Full episode now live on YouTube
🔗 Link in bio