Indira Krishna Farmlands is situated in the western foothills of the BR Hills Tiger Reserve forests. Our proximity to these forests gives us easy access to the tribal communities that have lived in harmony with nature for generations.

One such community is the Soligas, who have traditionally relied on gathering honey as a significant source of food.

While developments and land reforms have led to the relocation of the Soligas from forest areas to villages and towns, they have maintained their age-old tradition of honey gathering. Being neighbors to both the forest and the tribal people allows us to procure pure, natural wild honey from the Soligas. We take pride in packaging this honey in glass bottles, presenting it to our customers in its purest form. You can trust in the quality of the wild honey from IK Farmlands.

• Sustainably Harvested: When collected by tribal communities like the Soligas, the honey is harvested ethically to preserve the bees and their habitat.
• Chemical-Free: No exposure to pesticides, fertilizers, or antibiotics often used in commercial beekeeping.
• Supports Biodiversity: Harvesting wild honey helps maintain the ecological balance and sustains livelihoods of forest communities.