FUTURE FARMING TODAY
Transforming how India grows.
Transforming how India grows.
Transforming
how India grows
Fourteen years of quiet obsession became India’s next generation of aeroponic farms, built to grow clean food and make it accessible to everyone.
Fourteen years of quiet obsession became India’s next generation of aeroponic farms, built to grow clean food and make it accessible to everyone.
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This is ours.
Imagine clean rows. Above, leafy vegetables, green and full. Below, roots hanging in open air, fed by a fine mist of nutrient water. No soil. Precise nutrition, with the root zone and the air around it kept at their best. That’s our secret sauce, and it’s what grows some of the finest vegetables around. It’s looked after by people who’ve trained for exactly this.
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Adapt or die.
Adapt or die.
Adapt or die.
More people to feed. Less land to feed them from. A climate that keeps changing the rules. And farming still running on soil, season, and luck, same as it always has.
More people to feed. Less land to feed them from. A climate that keeps changing the rules. And farming still running on soil, season, and luck, same as it always has.
More people to feed. Less land to feed them from. A climate that keeps changing the rules. And farming still running on soil, season, and luck, same as it always has.
Keep farming the old way, and the shortfall doesn’t correct itself — it compounds. Less clean food to go around. More chemical inputs to compensate for what the system can’t deliver on its own. Infrastructure stretched past what it was built to carry. Adapt, or the gap keeps widening until it’s not a gap anymore — it’s a shortage.
Keep farming the old way, and the shortfall doesn’t correct itself — it compounds. Less clean food to go around. More chemical inputs to compensate for what the system can’t deliver on its own. Infrastructure stretched past what it was built to carry. Adapt, or the gap keeps widening until it’s not a gap anymore — it’s a shortage.
Keep farming the old way, and the shortfall doesn’t correct itself — it compounds. Less clean food to go around. More chemical inputs to compensate for what the system can’t deliver on its own. Infrastructure stretched past what it was built to carry. Adapt, or the gap keeps widening until it’s not a gap anymore — it’s a shortage.
Pesticide
~20% rise
in India’s pesticide use in just 5–6 years, nearing 50,000 tons a year — the pesticide treadmill: pests adapt, so farmers spray more.
Water
~87%
of India’s annual groundwater extraction goes to agriculture. We solved dependence on rain — the question now is what happens when it runs out.
Soil
30% lost
of India’s cultivable land to soil degradation in 50 years. Soil organic carbon is down to 0.3–0.4%, against a healthy 1.5%+
You reap what you sow.
The result comes from the approach. Here is ours.
You reap what you sow.
The result comes from the approach. Here is ours.
We started by leaving the soil behind.
In 2012 we began growing without soil, so yield would stop depending on land, weather and season.
We started by leaving the soil behind.
In 2012 we began growing without soil, so yield would stop depending on land, weather and season.
Then fourteen years of getting it right.
2012
30 tons
Soilless cultivation
2014
72 tons
Deep water culture
2023
180 tons
Low-pressure aeroponics
2024
240 tons
Medium-pressure aeroponics
2025
360 tons
High-pressure aeroponics
Yield in tons per acre, per year.
Today, three layers working as one.
Economics that work for Indian crops.
Indian crops sell at low prices, so the growing system has to be economically viable as well as technologically advanced. Ours grows Indian crops at scale, and at scale the cost per kilo comes down. That lowers the cost of growing and makes the produce ready for the mass market, at very high standards of hygiene and quality. Conventional farming grows at low cost, but not at that quality. Ours delivers both.
Lower cost of growing
Ready for the mass market
Both, at very high standards of hygiene and quality.
Every stage was built, run and improved on our farms, and each one built on the last.
That’s what we sowed. This is what we reap: clean food, at scale, at a price that works.
Then fourteen years of getting it right.
2012
Soilless cultivation
Yield in tons per acre, per year.
2014
Deep water culture
2023
Low-pressure
aeroponics
Medium-pressure
aeroponics
240
tons
360
tons
180
tons
72
tons
30
tons
High-pressure
aeroponics
2024
2025
Today, three layers working as one.
Economics that work for Indian crops.
Indian crops sell at low prices, so the growing system has to be economically viable as well as technologically advanced. Ours grows Indian crops at scale, and at scale the cost per kilo comes down. That lowers the cost of growing and makes the produce ready for the mass market, at very high standards of hygiene and quality. Conventional farming grows at low cost, but not at that quality. Ours delivers both.
Lower cost of growing
Both, at very high standards of hygiene and quality.
Ready for the mass market
Every stage was built, run and improved on our farms,
and each one built on the last.
That’s what we sowed. This is what we reap:
clean food, at scale, at a price that works.
Our labor of love.
Our labor of love.
Our labor of love.
Greenlyfe is our range of zero-pesticide leafy green vegetables, grown on our farms.
It is the proof of everything above: the years of R&D, the hard work and the technology behind it. You can see it, taste it and experience it for yourself.
Zero pesticide, and of the highest quality, in taste, touch and feel.
Zero wastage: everything in the pack is ready to eat. Nothing to trim, nothing to throw away.
Greenlyfe is our range of zero-pesticide leafy green vegetables, grown on our farms.
It is the proof of everything above: the years of R&D, the hard work and the technology behind it. You can see it, taste it and experience it for yourself.
Zero pesticide, and of the highest quality, in taste, touch and feel.
Zero wastage: everything in the pack is ready to eat. Nothing to trim, nothing to throw away.
Greenlyfe is our range of zero-pesticide leafy green vegetables, grown on our farms.
It is the proof of everything above: the years of R&D, the hard work and the technology behind it. You can see it, taste it and experience it for yourself.
Zero pesticide, and of the highest quality, in taste, touch and feel.
Zero wastage: everything in the pack is ready to eat. Nothing to trim, nothing to throw away.
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In good company.
In good company.
In good company.
In the press
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Recognition
India’s 10 Best Startups, Hydroponics & Aeroponics, 2023 & 2024 — SiliconIndia Startup City
India’s 10 Best Startups, Hydroponics & Aeroponics, 2023 & 2024 — SiliconIndia Startup City
India’s 10 Best Startups, Hydroponics & Aeroponics, 2023 & 2024 — SiliconIndia Startup City
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