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Professional Agricultural Asset Management
Your Farm. Professionally Managed.
Agriculture is the only asset class of its size routinely operated without professional administration. We change that — with mapped records, an assigned agronomist, controlled costs and a direct route to market.
- ₹5,000
- Per acre, per year — published, transparent pricing
- 20+ acres
- Minimum landholding for the managed programme
- 4 modules
- Administration, agronomy, legal coordination, commercialisation
Seasonal Realities
Every season brings hundreds of decisions.
Open any decision to see how field data supports it.
Evapotranspiration models combined with satellite soil moisture readings prevent overwatering and conserve energy.
Nitrogen prescription maps based on NDVI spectral bands allow targeted variable-rate application.
Early pest and thermal stress alerts let agronomists target field scouting before visible damage occurs.
Field task scheduling coordinates weeding, spraying and picking based on block maturity levels.
Harvest window forecasting aligns maturity indices with optimal market buyer logistics.
Direct connection with verified buyers on the procurement platform ensures pre-agreed specifications.
End-to-End Agronomy
From planting to selling.
PLAN
Soil testing, crop selection, seed density and the seasonal budget.
GROW
Nutrient schedules, drip management and field labour coordination.
MONITOR
Satellite canopy health, pest scouting and agro-weather updates.
HARVEST
Quality grading, maturity timing and post-harvest handling.
SELL
Graded produce routed directly to procurement buyers.
See procurement →
What Management Covers
Four modules that operate as one service
These are not add-ons priced separately. Every managed farm receives all four, scaled in depth to the size of the holding.
MODULE 01
Operational Administration
The record layer every serious agricultural asset needs and almost none have.
- Khasra-level mapping
- Every parcel mapped, consolidated and held in one digital record — including holdings split across family members.
- Digital crop logs
- Sowing, irrigation, spraying, weeding and harvest recorded as they happen, not reconstructed at settlement.
- Labour tracking
- Attendance, task allocation and payment records that replace informal accounting.
- Expense tracking
- Every input, machine hour and service cost captured against the block that incurred it.
- Field operations
- Operational calendar issued before the season and tracked against actual execution.
- Farm documentation
- Land records, lease agreements, subsidy files and correspondence in one maintained repository.
MODULE 02
Agronomic Advisory
An assigned agronomist with responsibility for the farm, not a call-centre recommendation.
- Crop planning
- Season plan agreed before sowing against soil results, water availability, rotation and market outlook.
- Soil-health planning
- Block-wise testing, a nutrient plan built from the results, and a multi-season restoration pathway where needed.
- Input scheduling
- What is applied, at what rate, at which growth stage — issued in writing, not decided at the dealer counter.
- Crop protection
- Scouting-based intervention with correct product selection and pre-harvest interval discipline.
- Irrigation advisory
- Scheduling against crop stage and soil moisture behaviour rather than fixed calendars.
- Agronomist field visits
- Scheduled visits at a frequency set by tier, each producing a written field observation.
MODULE 03
Legal & Succession Coordination
Coordination with independently qualified professionals — lawful, documented, and never structured to evade regulation.
- Farm records
- Land records maintained current and consistent across revenue documents and family holdings.
- Lawful asset management
- Management operates strictly within applicable land, tenancy and agricultural regulation.
- Succession documentation
- Coordination of the documentation families routinely postpone until a dispute forces it.
- Tax planning coordination
- Introduction to and coordination with empanelled chartered accountants — advice is theirs, not ours.
- Subsidy documentation
- Preparation and tracking of applications for schemes the farm is genuinely eligible for.
- Professional panel
- Access to empanelled CA, CS and legal professionals engaged directly by the landowner.
Compliance noticeThis platform does not provide legal, tax or financial advice, and does not structure land ownership to circumvent land-ceiling limits, tenancy regulation or any other applicable law. All legal, succession and tax matters are handled by independently qualified professionals engaged directly by the landowner. Our role is limited to maintaining farm records and coordinating between the landowner and those professionals.
MODULE 04
Harvest Commercialisation
The route from standing crop to a contracted, settled sale.
- Grading
- Produce graded at harvest so quality is established before price is negotiated.
- Procurement network
- Aggregation with other managed farms to reach volumes individual holdings cannot offer.
- Market linkage
- Direct connection to processors, institutional buyers and brands rather than commission-agent chains.
- Buyer contracts
- Written terms covering quality specification, volume, timing and settlement.
- Commercial transparency
- Defined 50:50 net-profit settlement with documented cost deductions.
Farm Potential
Model your landholding in thirty seconds
Set your acreage and crop category to see the management framework applied to your farm. Estimates use the platform's published per-acre assumptions — no hidden multipliers.
acres
20 acres500 acres
Annual Management Fee
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₹5,000 per acre · published rate
Estimated Input Savings
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From soil-test-led planning and biological substitution
Projected Added Value
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Yield realisation, commercial terms and input savings combined
Estimate basisThese figures are illustrative estimates based on the platform's standard management framework. Actual farm economics depend on crop mix, location, soil baseline, current practices, weather and operating conditions. A farm-specific assessment is required before any commercial commitment.
From Land to Operating Asset
Every managed farm moves along the same maturity path
Digitisation is not the goal — it is the first step. The path runs from unstructured land to a commercially connected, financially measured operating asset.
Farm operating record
Season 2026 · Rabi · consolidated view
| Khasra | Crop | Acreage | Season expense | Agronomist | Soil status | Harvest | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 142/2 | Wheat (HD-3086) | 18.4 ac | ₹2,14,600 | Assigned | Tested · OC 0.42% | Scheduled | On track |
| 143/1 | Mustard | 12.1 ac | ₹1,08,200 | Assigned | Tested · OC 0.51% | Complete | Complete |
| 156/4 | Fodder | 9.7 ac | ₹64,800 | Assigned | Sampling due | Growing | Action due |
| 158/1 | Wheat (HD-2967) | 20.3 ac | ₹2,38,900 | Assigned | Tested · OC 0.38% | Scheduled | On track |
- On track
Khasra 142/2
Wheat (HD-3086) · 18.4 ac
- Season expense
- ₹2,14,600
- Agronomist
- Assigned
- Soil status
- Tested · OC 0.42%
- Harvest
- Scheduled
- Complete
Khasra 143/1
Mustard · 12.1 ac
- Season expense
- ₹1,08,200
- Agronomist
- Assigned
- Soil status
- Tested · OC 0.51%
- Harvest
- Complete
- Action due
Khasra 156/4
Fodder · 9.7 ac
- Season expense
- ₹64,800
- Agronomist
- Assigned
- Soil status
- Sampling due
- Harvest
- Growing
- On track
Khasra 158/1
Wheat (HD-2967) · 20.3 ac
- Season expense
- ₹2,38,900
- Agronomist
- Assigned
- Soil status
- Tested · OC 0.38%
- Harvest
- Scheduled
Figures shown are illustrative demonstration data created to show the structure of the operating record. They are not client results and do not represent any specific farm.
Getting Started
What happens in the first ninety days
Management begins with establishing facts about the farm — not with selling inputs.
01
Assessment visit
A field visit to walk the holding, understand current practice and record the baseline. No charge, no obligation.
02
Records & mapping
Khasra records consolidated, boundaries mapped, and block-wise soil sampling completed.
03
Season plan
Written crop plan, nutrient plan and operational calendar agreed with you before sowing.
04
Operating rhythm
Scheduled agronomist visits, digital expense logging and monthly reporting begin.
Questions
What landowners ask before they start
The fee covers the professional management framework for your tier: Khasra-level digital mapping, the season crop plan, scheduled agronomist visits, digital expense and operations records, and administrative coordination. Inputs, labour and machinery remain farm operating costs, but they are planned, recorded and controlled within the framework.
No. Ownership, possession and every commercial decision remain entirely with you. The platform is a professional management service — comparable to a property manager for real estate — operating under a service agreement you can review with your own advisers.
Below roughly 20 acres, the economics of dedicated agronomist time, per-block soil testing and structured administration stop working in the owner's favour. Smaller holdings are better served through our empanelled agronomist network.
We coordinate — we do not practise law. The platform maintains your farm's documentary record and connects you with empanelled CA, CS and legal professionals for succession documentation, tax planning and land-record hygiene. All structuring is done by qualified professionals, within the law.
Assessment visit and boundary mapping; consolidation of land records; block-wise soil sampling; the first season crop plan; and activation of the digital expense log. From there the operating rhythm is scheduled visits, advisories and monthly reporting.
Landowners
Start with an assessment of your land
A field visit, an honest read of your current baseline, and a written management proposal. No charge and no commitment until you decide to proceed.