What we grow

1. Nature of Agricultural Produce
   All fruits, vegetables, grains, and related farm produce supplied by Dhara Natural Farm are naturally grown using traditional, chemical-free methods. As these are natural items, variations in size, shape, color, and moisture content are normal and not considered defects.
   
   

2. Freshness & Quality
   Produce is harvested and supplied in good faith. Freshness depends on season, climate, and natural conditions. Minor variations or natural imperfections are expected in naturally grown crops.
   
   

3. Inspection & Reporting
   Buyers must inspect the produce upon delivery. Any genuine quality concerns must be reported within 24 hours along with photographic evidence. Once accepted, produce cannot be returned due to its perishable nature.
   
   

4. Storage Responsibility
   Proper storage after delivery (cooling, ventilation, protection from moisture) is the buyer’s responsibility. Dhara Natural Farm is not liable for deterioration caused by improper storage.
   
   

5. Pricing & Payment
   Prices are as stated at the time of purchase. Applicable taxes, if any, are to be borne by the buyer. Ownership transfers only after full payment is made.
   
   

6. Liability Limitation
   Dhara Natural Farm shall not be responsible for any indirect or consequential losses, including spoilage due to handling delays, storage conditions, or misuse by the buyer.
   
   

7. Dispute Resolution
   Disputes shall be addressed amicably in the first instance. Failing resolution, legal jurisdiction will lie in the courts of the seller’s region.
   
   

Additional Disclaimer for Other Farm-Made Items

Dhara Natural Farm also supplies natural farm inputs prepared through traditional methods. These items are not chemical-grade products and may vary in color, texture, aroma, and potency. They are intended solely for agricultural use, and performance may vary based on soil conditions, crop type, and application method. Dhara Natural Farm does not guarantee specific yield outcomes. Buyers are advised to conduct small-scale testing before full application. Use, storage, and application are the buyer’s responsibility.