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Navara Eco Farm

Navara Eco Farm in Chittur, Palakkad, is a pioneering organic farm known for conserving Keralam's medicinal Navara rice and other indigenous agricultural varieties. Set beside the Sokanasini River, the family-run farm combines traditional cultivation with biodiversity protection, research and sustainable farming. It offers an informative agritourism perspective on Palakkad's rice heritage and the conservation of locally important crops.

DistrictPalakkad
PIN Code678101
Place NameNavara Eco Farm
Place TypeFarm
LocalityChittur
TalukChittur

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About Navara Eco Farm

Navara Eco Farm is a family-run organic farm on the banks of the Sokanasini River in Chittur, Palakkad district. Its work centres on preserving Navara, a traditional medicinal rice variety, while demonstrating how indigenous crops can be cultivated within a broader system of organic agriculture and biodiversity conservation. Keralam Tourism notes that the farm has been fully certified organic since 2006 and has contributed to efforts around Navara and Palakkadan Matta rice, both closely identified with Keralam's agricultural heritage.

The farm has also interacted with scientific and academic institutions studying traditional rice and related products. For visitors interested in responsible tourism, food systems or farming, Navara Eco Farm adds depth to the usual Palakkad itinerary by showing the living agricultural knowledge behind the district's reputation as Keralam's granary. Visits should be arranged according to the farm's current access policy and agricultural calendar.

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Organic farm in Chittur, Palakkad, focused on conserving Navara medicinal rice, indigenous crops, biodiversity and sustainable farming practices linked to Keralam's rice heritage.

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Nammude Keralam Last checked 2026-09-09

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