Ongoing Agri Deployments

Bhavani Prasad Farms

• Location: Hayatnagar, Telangana
• Total Area: 500 sq. yards
• Plants Proposed: Medicinal crops
• Investment: 5 Lacs - One Time
• Total Profit Over 5 Years:15 Lacs

The plot is developed using a five-layer cropping system to increase harvest cycles and generate recurring income from compact urban land parcels.

Land Valuation Impact: Structured cropping improves asset visibility and long-term land valuation.

Proposed Crops:

• Aswagandha
• Rose Geranium
• Stevia
• Moringa
• Vanilla

1000 Sq Yards — Managed Medicinal & Timber Plot

Each individual plot is developed as a self-contained medicinal and timber-based agro-forestry system. The design allows every landowner to own a productive biological asset without engaging in daily farming operations.

• Boundary Zone: Agarwood and Red Sandalwood planted at scientific spacing for long-term capital appreciation and carbon capture.
• Climber Integration: Vanilla supported on boundary trees; Cardamom as a mid-term income crop.
• Central Zone: Tub-based medicinal cultivation independent of native soil quality.
• Vertical Layers: Rhizome crops (base), aromatic crops (mid), Stevia (top).

The system begins generating harvest income within the first year, while long-cycle timber and environmental value mature over time. All operations are professionally managed for the initial years, converting land into a passive income-generating bio-asset.

Common Green Zones — Shared Medicinal & Carbon Assets

Approximately 1,800 square yards per acre across the layout is allocated as common ecological space. These zones are not idle land, but productive shared assets enhancing environmental stability and long-term value.

• Perennial medicinal crops such as Kalmegh, Shatavari, Tulsi, Atis, and Palmarosa.
• Deep-rooted species like Vetiver (Khus) for soil binding and water regulation.
• Continuous biomass generation supporting soil carbon accumulation.
• Centralized carbon monitoring and aggregation at estate level.

These common areas form the backbone of the estate’s carbon sequestration framework, biodiversity corridors, and micro-climate regulation, benefiting all plot owners collectively.

Natural Cycles, Mobility & Estate Infrastructure

Beyond farming, the layout is designed as a living ecological system with integrated natural cycles and low-impact internal mobility.

• Designated conservation and natural cycle zones supporting groundwater recharge.
• Internal water bodies and green buffers stabilizing local climate.
• Solar-powered electric buggies for internal movement.
• Reduced vehicular footprint inside farming and green zones.

These systems ensure long-term sustainability of the township while maintaining a premium, low-noise, eco-centric living and farming environment for residents and investors.

Srinivasa Farms — 1 Acre Managed Aromatic Ecosystem

• Location: Telangana
• Total Area: 1 Acre
• Primary Focus: Aromatic oils & medicinal crops
• Management: Fully managed by Bruhat Biotech

This project is developed as a layered agroforestry ecosystem, independent of native soil quality and rainfall variability. The design combines permanent boundary assets with intensive central aromatic production for predictable and repeatable yields.

Boundary system: Dendrocalamus bamboo as a living fence, Agarwood for long-term capital appreciation, Moringa for recurring leaf harvest, with Vanilla trained as a premium climber.

Central production zone: Raised pallet systems with Stevia and Rose Geranium as primary aromatic crops, enabling multiple harvest cycles per year and uniform quality output :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}.

Income profile: Short-cycle income from Stevia, Rose Geranium and Moringa begins within the first year, while Agarwood and Vanilla mature as long-term biological assets.

Aromatic Farming — Pipeline Project (Site A)

This site is currently under technical and feasibility evaluation for a 1–2 acre aromatic farming deployment following the same managed ecosystem model.

• Boundary-based bamboo and agarwood systems
• Central aromatic crop focus (Rose Geranium, Lemongrass)
• Raised and container-based cultivation
• Estate-level carbon aggregation

Final crop mix and investment structure will be aligned with land characteristics, access, and long-term income objectives.

Aromatic Farming — Pipeline Project (Site B)

A larger aromatic-focused farm under discussion, planned as part of a multi-acre agricultural estate with shared processing and logistics infrastructure.

• Dedicated aromatic oil production zones
• Modular expansion capability
• Centralized harvesting and aggregation
• Future integration with value-add processing

This project is positioned for scale and export-aligned aromatic production once finalized.

Patel Farms — Integrated 50 Acre Agricultural Estate

• Location: Zaheerabad, Telangana
• Total Area: 50 Acres
• Primary Crops: Kesar Mango, Vegetables, Leafy Greens, Exotic Vegetables
• Additional Zones: Medicinal crops, bamboo carbon belts, aquatic systems

The estate currently hosts 30 acres of Kesar mango plantation planted on a 15 × 15 ft grid. The inter-row spacing, traditionally unused, is now being converted into high-frequency revenue zones using vegetables, leafy greens and exotic vegetables.

This layered intercropping approach allows continuous cash flow without disturbing the long-term fruit asset, effectively converting idle land into productive income corridors.

Across the full 50 acres, high-density bamboo belts are introduced along with supporting flora to enhance carbon sequestration, soil regeneration and long-term land valuation.

15 acres are allocated exclusively for high-value medicinal crops, including Safed Musli and experimental saffron cultivation, positioned for premium domestic and export markets.

A dedicated 5-acre aquatic biodiversity zone is developed with internal lakes supporting pearl farming, oyster meat production, Kadaknath poultry, ducks and integrated livestock systems — creating a self-regulating regenerative ecosystem.

Mohan Farms — Integrated Estate (Under Discussion)

A proposed multi-acre integrated farming estate currently under feasibility and design discussion.

• Fruit orchard optimization
• Vegetable and leafy intercropping models
• Medicinal crop zoning
• Carbon and biodiversity integration

Final crop mix, zoning and investment structure will be aligned post-soil analysis and water assessment.

Santosh Farms — Integrated Estate (Under Discussion)

Early-stage discussions for an integrated farm combining fruit orchards, vegetable production and medicinal crop systems.

• Intercropping within orchard layouts
• Dedicated medicinal crop blocks
• Potential aquatic and livestock zones
• Long-term regenerative land planning

Detailed master planning will follow land survey and client objectives finalization.

Mallesh Farms — Rooftop Medicinal Cultivation

• Location: Ramanthapur, Telangana
• Available Area: 2,000 sq. ft
• Total Investment: ₹8 Lakhs
• Model: Lightweight rooftop medicinal farming

This project converts an existing reinforced concrete rooftop into a productive medicinal farming zone without structural load compromise.

The slab is first cured and treated with a high-grade pond liner membrane to ensure complete waterproofing and root isolation, protecting the building structure.

Cultivation is carried out using bamboo basket systems, allowing controlled root zones, efficient drainage and easy nutrient cycling while keeping total dead load within safe limits.

The crop mix is designed for high-value, low-footprint harvesting, including Rose Geranium for essential oils, Stevia for natural sweetener markets, Moringa for nutraceutical use and Vanilla as a long-cycle premium crop.

This rooftop system demonstrates how unused urban surfaces can be transformed into revenue-generating, climate-positive agricultural assets with minimal operational footprint.

Rooftop Medicinal Project — Under Discussion

Proposed rooftop cultivation system currently under technical and structural feasibility assessment.

• Structural load analysis
• Waterproofing and liner planning
• Medicinal crop suitability
• Urban microclimate assessment

Final scope and investment parameters will be defined post site audit and slab certification.

Rooftop Medicinal Project — Under Discussion

Early-stage discussions for rooftop-based medicinal and aromatic crop systems.

• Lightweight cultivation systems
• Essential oil crop feasibility
• Urban harvesting and maintenance models

Design will align with client objectives, building specifications and long-term maintenance plans.