🌿 From Forgotten Vine to Healing Podi – Meet Pirandai from Goodness Farm

Dear Goodness Farm Family, In a time when superfoods are being flown across continents and ancient grains are being rediscovered with modern names, we at Goodness Farm find deep meaning in returning to what grows around us — our own backyard herbs, ancestral grains, and therapeutic plants long known to our grandmothers. One such marvel […]

Why Your Ghee Feels Different This Season

Dear Goodness Farm Family, Have you ever noticed your ghee feeling grainy in winter, but smooth and creamy in summer? Or wondered why the malai (cream) you collect from milk seems less during these warmer months? You’re not alone — and we love that you’re noticing these changes. At Goodness Farm, we believe our food […]

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Cold-Pressed Oil: Pure, Powerful, but Use with Purpose

Dear Consumer, Cold-pressed. Virgin. Wood-pressed. Stone-ground. You might be using the finest oil from the cleanest process, like the 3 RPM slow-pressed method used by Goodness Farm. But here’s the scientific truth: Oil is still 100% fat — highly energy-dense and metabolically active. Let’s break it down: 1. High Energy, Low Satiety One tablespoon of […]

🌾 Why Sprouted Barley Deserves a Spot in Your Summer Kitchen

Dear Patrons, As the heat rises and the days grow longer, our bodies naturally seek foods that are light, cooling, and easy on the gut. At Goodness Farm, we’re delighted to reintroduce a forgotten grain that checks all these boxes and more—Barley. But not just any barley. We bring you Sprout-Activated Barley, lovingly processed to […]

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Low-Gluten, High Goodness: The Nutritional Revival of Emmer Wheat

The Legacy and Science of Emmer Wheat (Khapli) “Ancient grains are not a fad—they are a return to biological wisdom.”— Dr. Vandana Shiva, Ecofeminist and Food Sovereignty Activist Emmer wheat (Triticum dicoccum), locally known as Khapli Gehu, is one of the earliest cultivated forms of wheat, dating back over 10,000 years to the Fertile Crescent […]

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🌾 Goodness in Every Grain: The Science & Seasonal Benefits of Barley 🌾— A Food Technologist’s Perspective

Dear Readers, As we step into the mild transition of seasons, it’s the perfect time to talk about a time-tested grain that often goes unnoticed — Barley. With its rustic charm and diverse health benefits, barley is a treasure trove of nutrition, especially in its sprouted and hulled forms. Let’s explore how barley can be […]

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Optimizing Nutritional Quality in Grains: Insights from the Phytic Acid Pathway

Introduction to Antinutrients and the Role of Phytic Acid Antinutrients are naturally occurring compounds found in various plant-based foods, including grains, legumes, and seeds. While these compounds serve important functions in plants, such as deterring pests and protecting nutrients during seed development, they can pose challenges for human nutrition. Antinutrients interfere with the absorption of […]

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Sprouting and the Surprising Journey of Grain pH from Acid to Alkaline

The Impact of Sprouting on Grain Alkalinity Grains are fundamental to human diets, providing essential nutrients and energy. One intriguing aspect of grain processing is the transformative effect of sprouting on their alkalinity. Let’s explore how the food grain changes its pH, benefitting the body. Antinutrients and Nutrient Enhancement: Before delving into the alkalizing effect, […]

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Ageing Rice: A Comprehensive Exploration of Culinary Excellence and Nutritional Impact

Of all the grains and their shelf life, rice alone is preferred when it is aged. This unique preference draws parallels with the world of fine wines, where aging is valued for the nuanced improvements it imparts to the final product. Just as a fine wine matures in flavor and complexity, aged rice undergoes a […]

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What You Need to Know About Arsenic and Rice: Goodness Farm’s Approach

The escalating presence of arsenic, especially in rice-dependent regions like South Asia, is a growing concern. Arsenic, a naturally occurring element in soil and water, poses considerable health risks, particularly since rice is a staple for a significant global population. The introduction of arsenic into the environment occurs through various natural processes and anthropogenic activities, […]