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Project 01 · SWGFWA
Sandalwood Group Farming
Titled 5-cent plantation plots, fenced and secured, growing Indian White Sandalwood in Pulpally, Wayanad.
The Plot
How a single unit is structured
Larger properties of up to 10 acres are divided into individual 5-cent units. Each unit carries 20 sandalwood trees spaced roughly 10 feet apart, fully fenced, with title transferred to your name via registered sale deed.
- ✓ 5 cents of titled land per unit
- ✓ 20 sandalwood trees, ~10 ft spacing
- ✓ Registered sale deed and land transfer (pokkuvaravu) included
- ✓ Perimeter fencing, upgraded to reinforced security after year 5
Payment Options
Two ways to own a plot
Full Payment
₹25,00,000
One-time, plot handed over with full documentation
- ✓ 5 cents · 20 trees
- ✓ Immediate title transfer
- ✓ Full fencing & security cover
- ✓ Priority site-visit scheduling
EMI Plan A
₹20,000/mo
Over 125 months
- ✓ 5 cents · 20 trees
- ✓ Title transferred on completion of EMI
- ✓ No-interest instalment structure
- ✓ Flexible on missed-month catch-up
EMI Plan B
₹25,000/mo
Over 100 months
- ✓ 5 cents · 20 trees
- ✓ Title transferred on completion of EMI
- ✓ Shorter tenure option
- ✓ Flexible on missed-month catch-up
On returns: Sandalwood prices have risen historically and heartwood is in chronic short supply, but future price and harvest value depend on market conditions at the time of harvest (typically 10–15 years out), tree survival, and heartwood yield — none of which can be guaranteed. Treat any return figure quoted to you verbally as an illustration, not a promise, and ask for it in writing before deciding.
Security & Monitoring
What protects your trees for the next 10–15 years
Perimeter fencing (upgraded after year 5)
CCTV surveillance across the plantation
Motion-detect sapling sensors (IWST / Hitachi-supported)
Dog patrol units
Armed security personnel
Periodic growth monitoring & reporting
Cultivation Timeline
What happens between planting and harvest
Y0
Planting & Title
Saplings planted under the Hestorium methodology; your sale deed and pokkuvaravu are registered.
Y1-5
Establishment
Standard fencing, growth monitoring, and routine plantation maintenance.
Y5+
Security Upgrade
Fencing reinforced, CCTV and sensor coverage intensified as heartwood value increases.
Y10-15
Harvest Window
Heartwood maturity assessed; harvest carried out per applicable forest department regulations.
FAQ
Common questions about Group Farming
Do I get full legal ownership of the land?+
Yes — each unit is transferred via registered sale deed and pokkuvaravu in your name, not a share or fund unit.
Can I visit the plantation before paying?+
Yes, site visits to Pulpally can be arranged through our Contact page before you commit to a plot.
What happens if I miss an EMI payment?+
The instalment plans are structured to be flexible — speak with our team about catch-up terms specific to your plan.
Who harvests the trees, and can I sell privately?+
Sandalwood harvest and sale in India is regulated. Harvesting and disposal of mature trees is carried out in line with applicable forest department rules at the time of harvest — we'll confirm current regulations with you closer to maturity.