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Japanese strawberries, grown without soil.

A premium hydroponic farming initiative under Harit Kranti 2.0. It gives farmers and entrepreneurs a predictable income while degraded soils recover. Launched on 1 January 2026 with a limited number of pilot farms.

>20 Brixsweetness (Indian: 8–9)
~18 monthsindicative payback period
15–20pilot farms in the first phase

Why this initiative

Earn while the soil heals.

Under Harit Kranti 2.0, BhoomiSeva introduces soil-less farming as a strategic alternative, so farmers and entrepreneurs can earn sustainably while soil recovers.

Soil is under stress

Decades of excessive chemical use have left Indian soils under severe stress.

Healing takes time

Soil regeneration is essential, and the Shri Mantra Protocol does it season by season.

Income cannot wait

A hydroponic farm earns from its first season, without depending on the soil below it.

Why Japanese strawberry

Sweeter fruit, a premium price.

Japanese strawberries are known worldwide for their sweetness, uniform quality and premium demand, and they perform exceptionally well in controlled hydroponic conditions.

Strawberry typeBrix value (sweetness)
Japanese strawberrymore than 20
Indian strawberry8 to 9

A higher Brix value means richer sweetness, premium pricing, steady consumer demand and a stronger buyback assurance.

Multilayer hydroponic farming

More from every acre.

Per pilot farmCompared with conventional farming
Land required1 acre
Plants5 times as many
Yield per plant20% more
Buyback priceSuper premium, for the higher Brix value
Gross revenue5 times, from the multiple layers
Payback periodabout 18 months

Supported under the Agriculture Infrastructure Fund (AIF) scheme, with subsidy potential of up to ₹1 crore. Figures are indicative and depend on operational discipline. They are projections, not guaranteed returns.

How each farm is run

One acre, one company, full buyback.

  1. 1

    A dedicated SPV

    Each acre runs under its own company, within BhoomiAahar.

  2. 2

    ₹40 lakh investment

    The entrepreneur invests in the farm and its set-up.

  3. 3

    Land on long-term lease

    The SPV leases one acre. The landowner earns a fixed rent plus a share of revenue or profit.

  4. 4

    100% buyback

    BhoomiSeva runs technology, operations and quality control, and buys back the whole harvest, as custodian, not trader.

Register your interest

Limited pilot farms.

The first phase is limited to 15–20 pilot farms. Our team evaluates every application and contacts shortlisted applicants.

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  • Entrepreneurs and landowners can both apply
BhoomiSathi, BhoomiSeva's digital assistant

We guide. The farmer grows. The family books ahead.

Ask BhoomiSathi on WhatsApp, or find the Kendra nearest to you — the first soil test is where it starts.