Sandalwood Managed Farmland

Frequently Asked Questions

Will there be any operational or maintenance charges?

Yes. An agreed maintenance fee based on plot size applies for the first year. Thereafter, the plantation is designed to sustain ongoing operations without recurring maintenance charges.

Can I visit and check my land?

Yes. Owners may visit their land at any time. While visiting, you can also stay at the on-site cottages and experience the farm firsthand.

How will I receive updates on my land?

Regular updates on plantation development and overall project progress are shared with landowners through social channels.

What is the source of water for the farm?

Water is sourced from strategically placed borewells. In addition, a large man-made pond supports storage and auxiliary water requirements.

Is the farm secured?

Yes. The entire project is monitored with on-site security personnel and CCTV surveillance to ensure round-the-clock protection.

Where is the project located?

The project is approximately 150 km from Bangalore city and about 120 km (around 120 minutes) from Kempegowda International Airport, Bangalore.

Who is eligible to buy agricultural land in Karnataka?

As per amendments to the Karnataka Land Reforms Act, any Indian citizen is eligible to own agricultural land, subject to prevailing regulations.

What is the minimum plot size available?

The minimum plot size offered is ¼ acre (10 guntas / 10,890 sq ft).

What kind of returns can I expect?

Sandalwood is a long-gestation, high-value timber crop. Final outcomes depend on tree growth, heartwood formation, regulatory approvals, and prevailing market prices. Historical trends indicate strong long-term value potential. According to current market conditions 4 crores per acre is a mediocre return one can expect just in timber sales.

What principles guide the project?

Regenerative Farming – Improving soil health through tree-based cultivation

Ecological Design – Integrating crops, trees, and water systems efficiently

Long-Term Stewardship – Managing land with low intervention and future-ready practices