IoT-enabled devices are proving handy in cutting water wastage on farms

IoT-based technology is also coming handy in making farm management easier, especially for urban farmers who, unable to maintain their farmland on their own, leave it to farmers in rural areas...

[Year in Review 2020] These top 25 startup stories are sure to inspire and motivate you.

As we get ready to put the old in the past and ring in the new, let’s cast a look back at the top 25 startup stories..

Professionals in Bengaluru: Farming to beat urban stress

BENGALURU: Professionals in Bengaluru are increasingly investing in farmland and agro-forestry, in a bid to beat the stress of their busy urban lives. For many, it’s a way to stay in touch with their agricultural roots...

This agritech startup helps people own and manage farms for long-term wealth benefits

Bengaluru-based agritech startup Hosachiguru helps people own agricultural assets and manages them on their behalf through its farm-as-a-service model.

The Karnataka Land Reforms Amendment gives the right to any individual to purchase agricultural land.

Hosachiguru advocates conservation of soil by practicing various sustainable soil management techniques at the farms to prevent soil erosion and maintain soil health

Goa state cabinet has joined the league with the policy decision to promote commercial tree plantations on private lands through a simplified regulatory regime.

Hosachiguru was awarded for the Best Managed Farmland Company by The Economic Times. This prestigious award marks our vision and undying commitment for a greener tomorrow.

Hosachiguru - Best in Managed Farmlands and Estates

Hosachiguru has been honoured as the “Best in Managed Farmlands and Estates” at the Times Business Awards, 2020.

Professionals in Bengaluru: Farming to beat urban stress

Bengaluru are increasingly investing in farmland and agro-forestry, in a bid to beat the stress of their busy urban lives.

This agritech startup helps people own and manage farms for long-term wealth benefits

Bengaluru-based agritech startup Hosachiguru helps people own agricultural assets and manages them on their behalf through its farm-as-a-service model.

Hosachiguru: The managers for India's farmers

Bengaluru-based Hosachiguru, an agricultural asset management startup, manages about 900 acres of farmland for its clients and looks to raise yield through sustainable practices

Emerging real estate investment trends with changing urban lifestyle

The new group of players are not the typical set of developers. Rather, they are serious agriculturists, tech boys, first generation entrepreneurs and many of them are backed by venture funds.

This man quit his lucrative IT job to turn to farming and now generates Rs 20 Cr in revenue

After working in the IT sector for over a decade, Ashok J and Sriram Chitlur were planning for their retirement goals in their mid-30s.

Hosachiguru, pioneers of managed farmlands in India, launches their new project - Abhivrudhi, close to Bengaluru city

Abhivrudhi, the new farmland project by Hosachiguru - pioneers of managed farmlands in India, was launched amidst a lot of fanfare in the city.

THE CALL OF THE EARTH

A new generation of farmers are leaving behind well-paid jobs in cities and abroad, and taking up agriculture as an ethical and business choice. With innovation and technology on their side.

FARMLAND CAN BE GOOD INVESTMENT, BUT BEWARE!

Owning farmland has advantages, one being that income earned from and gains made from selling the land are exempt from taxation.

Live in the City but Want to Grow a Mini Forest ? This Unique Startup Will Help You!

Hosachiguru is a leading agricultural asset management startup that is running over 30 sustainable green projects on 800 acres of land.

Farming For The Common Man

If you thought farming was limited to only those who belonged to the trade, think again. An agri-asset management company in Bengaluru, Hosachiguru, is going against conventional wisdom.

Startup Capital | Hosachiguru | A Farm to Call your Own!

Instead of buying property only to sell it at a higher price in a few years, why not invest in a farm to grow your food or a mini-forest?