FPO Cultivation Contracts
Long-term contract cultivation of Napier and Maize on FPO members' own land — no land acquisition required.
FPO Program
Farmers at the centre of the loop.
Our Farmer Producer Organisation programs — anchored by trained Silage Mitras — turn smallholder farmers into long-term partners in a circular agri-economy.
Silage Mitras
Trained village-level silage operators who manage harvest, ensiling, and quality control as a local enterprise.
Assured Buy-Back
Guaranteed off-take at pre-agreed rates — predictable, bank-financeable farmer income year on year.
Inputs & Advisory
Seed, mechanisation, irrigation, and agronomy support delivered through the FPO network.
Bio-Fertilizer Return
Digestate-based bio-fertilizer returned to FPO members at preferential rates — restoring their soil.
Income Uplift
₹50,000 to ₹1,50,000 per acre per year based on intensity of farming — a meaningful uplift over conventional dryland cropping.
1,200+
Acres contracted
₹50K–1.5L
Income / acre / yr
Mitra
Village operators
FPO
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Napier
Grow Energy, Not Drill.
A 1,200-acre Napier cluster per village powers a 10 TPD CBG unit — assured income, multiple harvests, and a stronger rural economy organised through FPOs.
Energy crops
FPO-grown energy crops powering the cluster
Napier grass, maize stover, alfalfa, and sweet sorghum cultivated by FPO members on their own land — the perennial biomass that feeds CBG digesters and livestock across 1,000 villages.
Napier grass — the cornerstone energy crop of the Agropolis cluster.
Napier energy-crop demonstration farm
Maize stover — high-yield biomass for CBG digestion.
Indian maize belt · post-harvest stover
Planted Napier rows — perennial energy crop for 1,000 villages.
Silage Mitra contract-fodder programme
Alfalfa (lucerne) — protein-rich feed and biomass energy crop.
Indian lucerne cultivation belt
Sweet sorghum — sugar-rich biomass for circular CBG.
Indian sorghum energy-crop landscape
Agropolis × Netafim Strategic Partnership. Precision drip irrigation and fertigation deployed across contracted Napier and Maize clusters — improving water-use efficiency, biomass yield, and farmer income per acre.
Source: Joint technical brief — Dhakshhin Agropolis & Netafim India
Silage SHG Mitras — Women Leading Rural Change. A five-step grow-to-feed process operated by trained women's Self Help Groups — generating skill, financial independence, and a year-round nutrient bank for village livestock.
Source: Dhakshhin Agropolis Ltd — Silage Mitra Programme
Women-Led SHG Goat & Piggery Farming Programme. A complementary SHG livelihoods track centred on daily income, household nutrition, microfinance access, and vet care — expanding the rural enterprise model beyond silage alone.
Source: YelloLife women-led SHG livestock programme poster
సైలేజ్ — మహిళల ద్వారా SHG మిత్రులు. Telugu-language outreach poster for AP & Telangana farmers — explaining the women-led SHG silage model, the five-step process, and the income, livestock-health, and rural-prosperity outcomes it delivers.
Source: Dhakshhin Agropolis Ltd — Telugu Silage Mitra Outreach PosterAgropolis × Netafim Strategic Partnership. Precision drip irrigation and fertigation deployed across contracted Napier and Maize clusters — improving water-use efficiency, biomass yield, and farmer income per acre.
Source: Joint technical brief — Dhakshhin Agropolis & Netafim IndiaSilage SHG Mitras — Women Leading Rural Change. A five-step grow-to-feed process operated by trained women's Self Help Groups — generating skill, financial independence, and a year-round nutrient bank for village livestock.
Source: Dhakshhin Agropolis Ltd — Silage Mitra ProgrammeWomen-Led SHG Goat & Piggery Farming Programme. A complementary SHG livelihoods track centred on daily income, household nutrition, microfinance access, and vet care — expanding the rural enterprise model beyond silage alone.
Source: YelloLife women-led SHG livestock programme posterసైలేజ్ — మహిళల ద్వారా SHG మిత్రులు. Telugu-language outreach poster for AP & Telangana farmers — explaining the women-led SHG silage model, the five-step process, and the income, livestock-health, and rural-prosperity outcomes it delivers.
Source: Dhakshhin Agropolis Ltd — Telugu Silage Mitra Outreach Poster
Landscape approach
Landscape Approach to Farmers Services in India
Why a landscape approach by Agropolis — a field briefing on the smallholder reality, the global food-security threat, our firsthand study, and the symbiotic IPP · IPM · ISPN solution we deliver to FPO members.
Slide 1. Landscape Approach to Farmers Services in India — why a landscape approach by Agropolis.
Slide 2. India — home to ~500 Mn farmers and allied workers; 67% marginal, climate change deepening the crisis.
Slide 3. World under food security threat — insecticide resistance, $450 Bn losses, climate-driven epidemics, and the urgent need for new mechanisms.
Slide 4. Traditional approach — incohesive, opaque value chain leaving farmers exposed to insolvency, fraud, and counterfeit goods.
Slide 5. The problem — toxic pesticides killing pollinators, biodiversity, and disrupting the nutrition supply chain.
Slide 6. The problem — generic fertilizer subsidies and misuse driving runaway soil acidity.
Slide 7. Extensive firsthand study — AP, TG and global know-hows distilled into nano-fertilizers, soil probiotics, drones, and precision tools for small farmers.
Slide 8. Small farmers meetings — village-level horticulture social contracts and study tours across AP and TG.
Slide 9. Women SHGs and small farmer meetings — extensive firsthand study with rural communities.
Slide 10. Germany & Switzerland study tours — ASTC, Van Aarsen, Buhler feed-mill tech, and Government of Telangana × HSH Nordbank × GAA delegation.
Slide 11. The symbiotic solution — IPP + IPM + ISPN powered by Nano, Soil Biota, Pheromones, and Herbals.
Slide 12. Services @ channel partnerships — bio-fertilizers, pheromones, probiotics, credit, machinery, ASTC skilling, insurance, and contract farming.
Slide 13. Bottom-line — securing the farmer is securing the nation. Landscape beats traditional on ESG, income, investments, value creation, traceability, and climate. Jai Jawan, Jai Kisan.
Slide 1. Landscape Approach to Farmers Services in India — why a landscape approach by Agropolis.
Slide 2. India — home to ~500 Mn farmers and allied workers; 67% marginal, climate change deepening the crisis.
Slide 3. World under food security threat — insecticide resistance, $450 Bn losses, climate-driven epidemics, and the urgent need for new mechanisms.
Slide 4. Traditional approach — incohesive, opaque value chain leaving farmers exposed to insolvency, fraud, and counterfeit goods.
Slide 5. The problem — toxic pesticides killing pollinators, biodiversity, and disrupting the nutrition supply chain.
Slide 6. The problem — generic fertilizer subsidies and misuse driving runaway soil acidity.
Slide 7. Extensive firsthand study — AP, TG and global know-hows distilled into nano-fertilizers, soil probiotics, drones, and precision tools for small farmers.
Slide 8. Small farmers meetings — village-level horticulture social contracts and study tours across AP and TG.
Slide 9. Women SHGs and small farmer meetings — extensive firsthand study with rural communities.
Slide 10. Germany & Switzerland study tours — ASTC, Van Aarsen, Buhler feed-mill tech, and Government of Telangana × HSH Nordbank × GAA delegation.
Slide 11. The symbiotic solution — IPP + IPM + ISPN powered by Nano, Soil Biota, Pheromones, and Herbals.
Slide 12. Services @ channel partnerships — bio-fertilizers, pheromones, probiotics, credit, machinery, ASTC skilling, insurance, and contract farming.
Slide 13. Bottom-line — securing the farmer is securing the nation. Landscape beats traditional on ESG, income, investments, value creation, traceability, and climate. Jai Jawan, Jai Kisan.