In the fast paced modern era, traditional farming methods are rapidly disappearing. The ox drawn plough, once the backbone of Goan agriculture, is now on the verge of extinction as tractors and modern machinery take over. Despite this shift, two farmers from Khotigao, Monu and Bhiva Velip, refuse to let this heritage die.

Monu and Bhiva believe that this practice is more than just a way to cultivate crops, it is a sacred tradition passed down through generations. Through their hard work, they hope to inspire the younger generation to look back at their roots and preserve this sustainable, time honored method. Their story is a powerful reminder of Goa's rich agricultural legacy and the beauty of holding onto tradition in a changing world.