108 Acres of Sacred Organic Farming Cultivated for Temple Seva & Free Prasadam
+91 9945243930 anirudhsa3101@gmail.com
ISKCON FARM HOUSE

Sacred Agriculture
for Krishna Seva

A 108-acre spiritual farm dedicated to natural and sustainable cultivation for temple seva, deity worship, and free prasadam distribution. Every grain, fruit, flower, and plant is grown with devotion in service to Lord Krishna and for the benefit of visiting devotees.

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Why This Farm is Special

Seva

Temple Offerings

Grains, fruits, and flowers are lovingly grown for Lord Krishna's daily seva.

Free Prasadam

Farm produce supports sanctified meals distributed freely to visitors and devotees.

Natural Farming

Sustainable and devotional cultivation in harmony with nature and spiritual life.

Plant Education

Visitors can explore plant diversity and learn the purpose of each sacred plant.

Farm Highlights

A Sacred Space of Nature & Devotion

ISKCON FARM HOUSE is more than a farm — it is a living expression of devotion, sustainability, service, and spiritual ecology rooted in Krishna consciousness.

108 Acres

A vast spiritual landscape dedicated to natural farming, temple support, and sacred cultivation.

Plant Diversity

A rich collection of grains, fruits, vegetables, flowers, herbs, and sacred plants across the farm.

Temple Seva

Everything grown here is offered in service to Lord Krishna through offerings, cooking, and worship.

Free Prasadam

Produce from the farm helps support the preparation and free distribution of sanctified food.

Sacred farm
Green nature

108

Acres of Sacred Farm

About the Farm

Where Agriculture Becomes Seva

ISKCON FARM HOUSE is a 108-acre spiritual farm dedicated to the service of Lord Krishna through natural and sustainable agriculture. This is not a commercial farm; rather, it is a sacred space where grains, fruits, vegetables, flowers, herbs, and other plants are cultivated with devotion for temple seva.

The produce grown here is used for deity offerings, temple cooking, and free prasadam distribution to devotees and visitors. Every aspect of the farm reflects a harmony between nature, simplicity, sustainability, and Krishna consciousness.

Beyond cultivation, the farm also serves as a place of learning and inspiration, where visitors can explore plant diversity, understand the purpose of each plant, and experience how agriculture can be connected with devotion and service.

  • Non-commercial farm dedicated to Krishna seva
  • Produce used for offerings, temple cooking, and prasadam
  • Sacred flowers and plants for deity worship
  • Educational experience for visitors and devotees
Explore Temple Seva
Our Sacred Plant Collection

Plants Grown with Purpose & Devotion

Explore a beautiful collection of grains, fruits, flowers, herbs, and sacred plants grown across our 108-acre farm. Each plant supports temple life, prasadam preparation, ecological balance, and spiritual service.

Rice Grain

Sacred Rice

Traditionally cultivated rice grown naturally and used in temple cooking and prasadam preparation.

Purpose: Daily prasadam & temple kitchen support
Banana Fruit

Banana Grove

Banana plants provide nutritious fruits and leaves that can be used in devotional and traditional settings.

Purpose: Offerings, prasadam, and natural farm utility
Coconut Sacred Fruit

Coconut Trees

Coconut is considered auspicious and useful in temple offerings, cooking, and traditional rituals.

Purpose: Deity offerings and ceremonial use
Vegetables Vegetables

Seasonal Vegetables

A variety of naturally grown vegetables that support healthy cooking for devotees and guests.

Purpose: Temple cooking and free prasadam distribution
Flowers Flowers

Deity Flowers

Fragrant and colorful flowers such as marigold, rose, and jasmine for garlands and worship.

Purpose: Daily deity decoration and altar seva
Tulasi Sacred Plant

Tulasi Garden

Tulasi Maharani is lovingly maintained as a sacred and central part of devotional farm life.

Purpose: Worship, spiritual significance, and devotional care
How the Farm Serves the Temple

Temple Seva Through Sacred Cultivation

Every seed planted here carries a purpose — to nourish devotion, support temple life, and serve visitors through sanctified offerings and prasadam.

Temple Offering Support

Grains, fruits, flowers, and sacred plants are cultivated with devotion and offered in the service of Lord Krishna.

Prasadam Preparation

Farm produce is used in preparing sanctified meals distributed freely to devotees, visitors, and guests.

Spiritual Ecology & Learning

The farm inspires visitors to understand how nature, agriculture, sustainability, and devotion can beautifully coexist.

From Field to Prasadam

The Journey of Sacred Service

A beautiful devotional cycle connects the soil, the harvest, the temple, and the hearts of devotees.

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Natural Cultivation

Seeds are planted and nurtured with care using natural and sustainable farming methods.

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Harvesting

Produce is harvested at the right time with gratitude and devotion.

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Offering to Krishna

Selected produce, flowers, and sacred items are offered in temple seva and deity worship.

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Temple Cooking

The farm's produce is lovingly used in the temple kitchen for prasadam preparation.

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Free Distribution

Sanctified prasadam is distributed freely to devotees and visitors who come to the temple.

Visitor Reflections

Experiences from Devotees & Visitors

The farm leaves a lasting impression on those who visit — not only through nature, but through peace, devotion, and the spirit of service.

“Walking through the farm felt deeply peaceful. It was inspiring to see how agriculture can be fully connected with devotion and seva.”

DM

Devotee Madhava

Temple Visitor

“The idea that the farm produce is used for offerings and free prasadam touched my heart. It is a beautiful expression of Krishna consciousness.”

SB

Shyama Bhakta

Visiting Devotee

“The farm is not just land — it is a spiritual ecosystem. Seeing the sacred plants and understanding their purpose was unforgettable.”

AK

Ananta Kirtan

Volunteer Guest

Experience Nature, Devotion & Sacred Farming

Visit ISKCON FARM HOUSE and explore how a 108-acre farm can support temple life, sacred offerings, free prasadam, and spiritual education in harmony with nature.

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Contact ISKCON FARM HOUSE

If you wish to visit, learn about the plant collection, or connect regarding the farm and temple seva, feel free to reach out.

Farm Contact Information

Farm Address

Survey No. 411, Taluk, Mahadevpura, Karnataka 571415, India

Phone Number

+91 9945243930

Email Address

anirudhsa3101@gmail.com

Suggested Visiting Hours

9:00 AM – 1:00 AM

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