Every crop grows where its climate belongs.
Guava and pomegranate love Jaipur's dry heat. Alphonso needs the Konkan coast, apples need Himalayan winters, coffee needs Coorg's shade and rain. So instead of forcing everything onto one plot, each crop gets its own farm.
Our Jaipur farm is the pilot we will operate ourselves: we're shortlisting land now, with planting targeted for 13 February 2027. The other six are demand-first: we're registering interest, and we contract a partner farm only once enough families join.
Dry heat, alkaline soil, bright winters. Built for guava, pomegranate, lime and amla.
Laterite hills, sea breeze and a dry winter: the home of Alphonso.
Deep Gangetic alluvium and a long, hot summer: Dasheri country.
Cool plateau nights at 1,350 m: India's strawberry capital.
Snowy winters, 2,000 m ridges, 1,200+ hours of chill: where Himachal's apple story began.
Misty hills at 1,000 m, rain-forest shade: arabica with pepper vines.
Hot Vidarbha summers and cool, sunny winters: sweet, loose-skinned mandarins.
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We open new farms where there's demand, and only for crops that suit the local climate. A farm near you means shorter trips for visits and fresher deliveries.