Ghee
By enquiryGhee made from cow or buffalo milk. Tell us the quantity you need and we will reply with what we can supply, the source and the batch details.
Ask about ghee Farm to home · sourced by season
Farm-fresh ghee, honey & grains, honestly sourced.
Desi Nature brings food from Indian farms to your kitchen. Ask what's in stock and we reply with where it comes from, the batch details and the price, before you pay anything.
- Source and batch details with every reply
- No payment until you confirm
- Every guide lists its sources
Farm foods
What you can ask us for
Availability changes with the season and the batch, so we confirm everything when you enquire.
Honey
By enquiryHoney from Indian beekeepers. Availability depends on the flowering season, so we confirm the source and harvest before you order.
Ask about honeyGrains and flours
By enquiryWheat, millets, rice and stone-ground flours, sourced by season. Ask for what is in stock and when it was harvested or milled.
Ask about grains and floursHow it works
Ordering, without the guesswork
Three steps, all in writing. You can stop at any of them.
- 1
Tell us what you need
The food, the quantity and your pin code — by form or WhatsApp.
- 2
Get the details in writing
Where it comes from, batch and packing details, price and delivery cost.
- 3
Decide in your own time
Ask anything else. Nothing is charged until you confirm the order.
Farm calendar
This month in Indian fields
What's being sown and harvested across India, and what it means for your kitchen.
Seasons as used in Indian agriculture. Exact timing varies by state, crop and the year's monsoon.
October
Kharif harvest · rabi sowingIn the fields
Rice, cotton and soybean are harvested. Fields are prepared and rabi sowing begins.
In the kitchen
Festive cooking uses more ghee. Refill the daily jar from the stock jar rather than opening the big one every day.
The journal
Practical guides, with sources
How to store, choose and grow food in Indian homes. Every guide lists the sources it relies on.
First guides being researched
Published once sources are checked- How to store ghee at home in Indian weatherStorage and kitchen
- What to check before you buy farm-sourced gheeBuying guides
- How to store honey at home, and why it crystallisesStorage and kitchen
- How to store wheat and grains at home through the monsoonStorage and kitchen
Why Desi Nature
Food you can ask questions about
Transparent sourcing
Every reply names the source and batch. If we don't know something, we say so.
Seasonal, not stockpiled
Farm food follows the harvest. We tell you what's available now, not what a catalogue claims.
No unproven claims
No 'organic', 'A2' or health promises without documents for that batch.
Pay only when sure
No cart, no advance payment. You confirm in writing first.
Why are there no prices or a cart?
Supply of farm food changes with the season and the batch. Rather than show stock we may not have, we confirm what is available, its source and its price when you enquire.
Is your ghee organic, A2 or certified?
We only state what we can show for a specific batch. Ask about the batch you are interested in and we will tell you what documentation exists, including the FSSAI licence or registration on the label.
Where do you deliver?
Tell us your pin code in the enquiry and we will confirm whether we can deliver there, and what it costs, before you decide.
How do I pay?
Payment details are shared only after you have confirmed the order in writing. Nothing is charged through this website.
Can I trust the articles?
Every article lists its sources, and we keep health claims out unless they are backed by strong evidence and reviewed. If you find a mistake, tell us and we will correct it.
Tell us what your kitchen needs
We'll reply with what we can supply, where it comes from and what it costs. No obligation.