Bhaktivedanta Manor celebrated a joyful Harvest Festival highlighting the traditional power of oxen and the importance of sustainable farming. The day began with a grand procession from New Gokul to Holland Farm, where the Manor’s horticulture project is based, bringing together devotees and visitors in a colourful celebration of the harvest. The leading ox cart...
Bhaktivedanta Manor opened its gates to the public for a special open day celebrating its goshalla, organic farm and commitment to sustainable living. Around 300 visitors joined us for the event, many experiencing the Manor for the first time.
Daisybeck Productions, working with Channel 5 on its Springtime on the Farm series, travelled from Yorkshire to Bhaktivedanta Manor’s New Gokul Farm to capture exclusive footage. Filming took place over two days, documenting traditional hand-milking, attentive cow care, oxen working the fields, and the Holland Farm horticultural project. As a special highlight, the team also recorded Go Mochana Utsava — “the festival...
A herd of ox-carts ceremoniously lead a procession from main Bhaktivedanta Manor building to Holland Farm.
We're happy to announce that from Saturday (24 December), public feeding of the cows will resume.
An inspiring documentary filmed at the Manor's New Gokul has gone viral on Youtube.
"Why we consider cows our family (and you should too!)", narrated by Geena and Kapil Savania
In September of 2018 the Goshala, New Gokul’s hay barn was tragically burnt down. However, this year it was completely rebuilt by LAD Construction, and the Managing Director Mr Jayesh Lad put his heart and soul into the reconstruction of the building, which includes a blend of quality timber and steel frames. —
