Bari Village: The Man Preserving India’s Indigenous Seeds | Balu Kishan Ghode | One Vlog

Bari Village is the famous base village for the Kalsubai Trek, located in Akole Taluka, Ahilyanagar (Ahmednagar), Maharashtra. Beyond trekking, Bari is known for its traditional farming, indigenous seed conservation, and rich tribal culture. In this Marathi documentary by One Vlog, we explore the inspiring work of Balu Kishan Ghode, a traditional farmer, indigenous seed saver, and millet conservation expert. He has helped preserve rare varieties of millets, climate-resilient rice, and pulses through a community seed bank while promoting sustainable agriculture for future generations. This documentary features: Bari Village, Maharashtra Kalsubai Base Village Traditional Tribal Farming Indigenous Seed Conservation Community Seed Bank Millets & Climate-Resilient Agriculture Local Food & Traditional Millet Ladoo Rural Maharashtra Culture Bhajan Tradition & Village Life If you enjoy documentaries about villages, agriculture, nature, indigenous knowledge, and sustainable living, subscribe to One Vlog for more stories from rural India.