TheYoungFarmer.com: Website by a Techie to Make your own Vegetable Garden

TechnoparkToday.com>> March 6, 2014: Fed up with rising prices, low quality vegetables, excess usage of pesticides ? What about making a vegetable garden at your home, then log on to www.theyoungfarmer.com, a website run by Jolly Joseph, an Infopark employee.

This website is here to provide you information on vegetable, how to grow them, when to apply fertilizers at home without any expenses etc. They help you right from germination of seeds till harvesting your vegetables. The primary objective of theyoungfarmer.com is to motivate every Indian family to have own food production for their families including their little children. The trend of moving away from farming will have serious consequences like shortage food and water during the coming years.

That’s not all with theyoungfarmer.com. “The website has lot more features kept ready for your convenience for a better gardening experience. They sell about 160 different varieties of vegetable and flower seeds online. You may also buy books related to terrace gardening or farming. There is an open discussion forum for you to discuss and clarify with your co gardeners. Get or share tips on gardening, information on how to set up rain water harvesting by your own, share your farm fresh produces with your online companions, share your gardening experience with others, information on protecting your plants, financial aids by government agencies and banks for farmers.” Jolly told to TechnoparkToday.

Jolly Joseph, who recently settled in Kerala, after working for about 12 years in Bangalore as creative head. He started this website 6 years ago. To develop such a big web site he did not have fund to spend about Rs. 5 lakhs, so he decided to learn programming. He then developed the entire website by himself in 5 years of time just to help everyone to start farming and continues the development of the website to add more features. “Every one has got some kind of responsibility towards the society they belong to. I think this is my responsibility. So I am taking it forward”. Says Jolly.

Want to contact Jolly? call 9447599399 or mail to [email protected].

visit the website – http://www.theyoungfarmer.com/