About Us

"Let food be thy medicine and medicine be thy food." - Hippocrates

Our farms are nestled near Kelamangalam, Chinnetty, Hosur – 635113, in the Krishnagiri district of Tamil Nadu. With decades of experience, our dedicated farmers have devoted their lives to the art of organic farming. Leading the way are passionate cultivators like Ramesh Babu, Varun Raj, Krishnappa, Venktappa, Ganesan, Raja, and many others who bring unmatched expertise to the field.

At OG Farming, each crop is carefully nurtured, closely monitored, and handpicked to ensure the highest quality for our valued customers. We take pride in offering fresh, natural, and chemical-free produce straight from our farms to your table.

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In the world full of Urea and DAP, we believe in Cow dung, Cow urine, Panchagavya, Jeevamirtham, Agni Asthram, etc., Desi cows are treated as a part of our family. They are loved and cared for day and night, and are pampered like a baby.

Currently, we are delivering the farm products to the people in and around Hosur. If you are the one who has dreamt of living a farm life all your life, you can be a part of our family as a farmer or investor. Please feel free to reach out to us for clarity in our collaboration

Let’s say you buy 1 KG of tomato for 20 INR. The farmer who produced the crop will ideally get 1 INR or 2 INR. The Tomato that you purchased was shifted from at least 2 hands in the market. The middle men acquired the majority of the profit, whereas the hard-working farmers ended up in loss or stayed poor all their lives. This is the hard truth that we cannot deny. In OG Farming, we make sure the Farm products are sold to customers at a reasonable calculated price, which meets all the costs from production to distribution. The revenue margin for the OG Farming farmers starts from 50% i.e., if you buy 1 KG of tomato for 20 INR, the farmer who produced it will procure 10 INR, which is eventually a fair trade.