Explore our carefully curated farmland projects designed for long-term appreciation and sustainable farming.
Managed farmland is emerging as a powerful alternative investment for individuals seeking long-term wealth, sustainability, and peace of mind. It combines the stability of land ownership with professional farm management.
For new-age investors, farmland offers both financial security and a deeper emotional connection with nature — something traditional assets simply cannot provide.
Agricultural land prices continue to appreciate steadily, driven by limited supply and increasing demand.
Invest in eco-friendly farming that supports the environment while creating long-term value.
Farmland naturally protects wealth against inflation, unlike volatile financial markets.
Professionally managed farms reduce operational risks while delivering stable growth over time.
Science Meets Sustainability — Our farms are developed and managed under the guidance of qualified agronomists and agricultural experts.
Every farmland is scientifically planned, monitored and maintained by experienced agronomists with deep regional expertise.
Our structured farm management ensures sustainable practices, long-term productivity and minimal risk for investors.
Eco-friendly methods that protect soil health and promote long-term environmental balance.
Scientific soil testing before plantation to ensure optimal fertility.
Region & climate-based crop planning for maximum yield.
Smart water management systems for efficient irrigation.
Continuous tracking of crop health & plantation stages.
Dr. R. Sundararaj has 37 years of research experience in tree health and integrated pest management, with a special focus on Indian sandalwood and whitefly taxonomy. He has published over 300 scientific papers in renowned international and Indian journals and has guided 15 Ph.D. students and three postdoctoral fellows.
He is a Fellow of the Royal Entomological Society, London, UK; Fellow of the Entomological Society of India, New Delhi; Fellow of the Indian Academy of Wood Sciences, Bangalore; and Fellow of the Applied Zoologists Association of India. Dr. Sundararaj has received numerous awards, including the Guru Vandhana Appreciation Award from Rotary Bangalore South, the Karnataka Civil Defense Corps award, and the Rao Sahib Dr. T.-V. Ramakrishna Ayyar Memorial Award from the Dr. B. Vasantharaj David Foundation, Chennai. He has co-authored the book “Handbook of Whiteflies” and edited “Science of Wood Degradation and its Protection.” He also authored “Sandalwood Cultivation and Management: For Prosperity and Ecosystem.” After retiring as Scientist G and Head of the Forest Protection Division at ICFRE-Institute of Wood Science and Technology, Bangalore, he continues his research and manages Estate Bull Realtors Private Limited.
Mr. Sankara is a distinguished agronomist with over a decade of expertise in sandalwood cultivation. Having successfully completed professional training at the Institute of Wood Science and Technology (IWST), he brings exceptional knowledge and practical insights into sustainable sandalwood using organic techniques.
Throughout his career, Mr. Sankara has trained more than 500 farmers across India through various programs, empowering cultivators with advanced techniques and field-based best practices. His deep passion for agroforestry and commitment to excellence have earned him invitations as a Guest Speaker at prominent events in Bangalore and Hyderabad, where he has shared his valuable expertise on sandalwood cultivation and sustainable farming.
Real stories from people who chose nature, peace & long-term value.
Our company have already identified the huge potential in Sandalwood cultivation and to make this even more successful and risk free they have pooled in the highest talent & expertise. In our country, everyone knows about farmers that they are struggling in agriculture field due to many reasons. They are not in a position to invest for compound wall, security etc. Many individuals, especially the working class employees wish to get into farming. However, lack of time and expertise keeps them away from doing so. Many farmers are not willing for sandalwood cultivation, as it is a long tern crop. They are willing to do short term crop viz., paddy, vegetables, etc. for running their family. As a company, we help these individuals and showing wonderful opportunity for their investment.
No. The very purpose of we doing this project is to get the benefits from the final crop.
Yes. We take Insurance once the plants fetch the market value.
The registration is done on receipt of full payment.
An up to date copy of the layout and allocation would be available at our website and allocations are done on first come first serve basis (without any prior reservations) to maintain a fair and transparent ownership.
As the owner you are free to transfer/change the ownership however the new owner has to agree/follow the same agreement of cultivation as done originally. Any/all cost/s immerging out of the transfer has to be borne by the customer or the new party.
Land is the only immovable instrument involved in farming. All other assets like, saplings, bore-wells, drip, security, compound walls, sump, guest house, shed for watchman, including the time, effort & expertise of the team is invested on this unmovable asset and this instrument called land is being registered in the name of the investors.
Perspectives on farmland, sustainability & long-term wealth creation
In India, land and trees have always been seen as reliable long-term assets. Among plantation crops, sandalwood stands apart due to its high economic value, limited availability, and long history of demand. Indian sandalwood is one of the most valuable tree species in the world, known for its fragrant heartwood and essential oil.
Interest in farmland as an investment has grown steadily in India. Rising land prices, food security concerns, and a shift toward real assets have pushed many investors to look beyond stocks and apartments. Alongside this trend, the idea of “zero-maintenance farmland” has gained attention.
