Regenerative inputs
Cow-based bio-fertilisers, neem-based pest management, and season-long agronomist visits — free for the first two years.

Program · Agriculture
Soil that gives. Rain that stays. A farmer who is not alone.
The problem
Small farmers spend 40% of gross on chemical inputs. Borewells run dry every third year. A single failed monsoon can wipe out a family's savings and push them to migrate.
Our approach
Cow-based bio-fertilisers, neem-based pest management, and season-long agronomist visits — free for the first two years.
Drip and sprinkler kits at 50% co-pay, plus check-dam construction to recharge dying borewells.
Community-managed seed banks with 42 native millet, pulse, and vegetable varieties — climate-resilient by design.
Three farmer producer organisations aggregating produce, negotiating price, and cutting the middleman out.
From the field




A life changed
"My input cost fell by half. My yield rose by a third. I did not migrate this year."
Naresh farms 2.5 acres. He moved to regenerative practice in 2023 with our agronomist's help. He paid off his ₹40,000 borewell loan the same year and joined the FPO the next.
— Farmer Naresh, Devarakonda, Nalgonda
Support Agriculture
Every rupee is 80G tax-exempt. 84 paise of every ₹1 reaches the field.
Questions
A farmer-owned company that aggregates produce, negotiates bulk price, and shares profits with member farmers. Ours have 918 members across three districts.
Third-party soil tests every six months by ICRISAT-affiliated agronomists — publicly reported on our transparency page.
Yes. ₹3,000 funds one farmer's full season of organic inputs and agronomist visits.
The Circle continues
Your contribution to Agriculture & Land is tax-exempt under section 80G of the Income Tax Act.