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Vedic Gir Cow Bilona Ghee & Sun-Cured Heritage Pickles

Gujarat's Gir sanctuary region is the birthplace of pure-bred Gir cows, renowned worldwide for A2 milk genetics. Saurashtra home-makers and farming communities preserved centuries-old Vedic Bilona churning methods using ...

Climate

Tropical Semi-Arid

Soil Type

Black Cotton & Clay Loam

Peak Season

Year-Round

Registered Farmers

1 Farmers

Gujarat

Famous Regional Crop

🌱 Gir A2 Cow Ghee & Kutch Kesar Mango Pickles

Heritage & Famous Crop History

Why Gujarat is Renowned for Gir A2 Cow Ghee & Kutch Kesar Mango Pickles

"Gujarat's Gir sanctuary region is the birthplace of pure-bred Gir cows, renowned worldwide for A2 milk genetics. Saurashtra home-makers and farming communities preserved centuries-old Vedic Bilona churning methods using wooden curd churners."

Special Crop Attributes & Significance

Pure A2 Gir Cow Ghee prepared via traditional hand-churning (Bilona) retains natural butyric acid, Vitamin A, and golden aromatic granules. Artisanal pickles are sun-cured in earthen jars using raw spices without artificial preservatives.

Traditional Farming & Harvesting Methods

Earthen pot fermentation, natural wooden Bilona churning, sun-curing in ceramic Barnis, and organic pasture grazing.

Fresh Harvest Products

Sourced from Gujarat

100% lab-tested and directly traceable to registered regional farmers.

Gir Cow A2 Bilona Desi Ghee

Gir Cow A2 Bilona Desi Ghee

500ml • ₹890

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Traditional Kutch Mango Pickle

Traditional Kutch Mango Pickle

400g • ₹260

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Registered Farmers from Gujarat (1)

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Asha Patel

Asha Patel

Anand, Charotar

✓ Verified Farmer
Total Land

🌾 4.5 Acres

Experience

9 Years

Farming Method

Permaculture & Herbal Kitchen

Crops Grown on Farm:

🌱 Holy basil🌱 Mango (kesar)

Asha left her corporate desk job to set up a 4-acre permaculture farm in 2017. She now grows over forty culinary herbs and runs a solar-powered pickle kitchen employing local village women.

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