How Managed Farmland Works
A step-by-step guide to farmland ownership with Gomini — from your first enquiry to harvest day.
The Journey
From enquiry to exit — every step explained.
Initial Enquiry
Connect with our team to understand the opportunity. We explain the project, answer questions, and assess if this investment aligns with your goals.
Site Visit (Optional)
Visit our Araria farm to see the land firsthand. Walk the plots, understand the terrain, and experience the agricultural environment.
Documentation Review
Review all legal documents, land records, and management agreement terms. We ensure complete transparency before any commitment.
Land Registration
Complete the purchase with land registration in your name. You receive clear title documentation with proper legal compliance.
Plantation & Management
Gomini begins plantation work and ongoing management. Professional team handles all agricultural operations on your behalf.
Regular Updates
Receive periodic updates with photos, growth reports, and operational information about your specific plot.
Progress Tracking
Monitor your plantation's development over time. Annual reports detail growth metrics, health status, and management activities.
Harvest & Returns
When crops mature (mango annually, timber at 15-25 years), share in the harvest proceeds according to the management agreement.
Ownership Clarity
The land is registered in your name. You are the legal owner with full property rights.
- Land is registered in your name (not Gomini's)
- You receive original sale deed and registration documents
- Clear title with proper chain of ownership
- No encumbrances or legal disputes
- Mutation completed in your name
- You can visit your land anytime
Management Agreement
A separate agreement governs how Gomini manages your land on your behalf.
- 15-25 year management agreement
- Gomini handles all plantation and maintenance
- Professional agricultural team on ground
- Clear scope of services defined
- Regular reporting obligations
- Harvest sharing terms specified
Harvest Sharing Logic
Returns from your farmland are shared between you and Gomini based on the management agreement. This covers both periodic harvests (mango) and terminal harvests (timber).
Once trees mature (5-7 years), annual fruit yields are harvested, sold, and proceeds shared after deducting operational costs.
Sandalwood (15-20 years) and teak (20-25 years) harvests occur at optimal maturity. Proceeds shared per agreement terms.
Specific sharing ratios are detailed in the management agreement provided before purchase.
Understanding Risks
We believe in transparent communication. Here are the key risk factors to consider.
Weather & Natural Events
Floods, droughts, or unusual weather can affect crop health and yields. Bihar's monsoon patterns require robust planning.
Pest & Disease
Agricultural crops face pest and disease risks. Professional management minimizes but cannot eliminate these factors.
Market Fluctuations
Timber and fruit prices vary with market conditions. Long-term investments may see price changes over 15-25 years.
Regulatory Changes
Agricultural regulations, particularly for sandalwood, may change over time affecting harvest and sale processes.
Long Investment Horizon
Timber crops require patience. Major returns come after 15-25 years; early liquidity is limited.
Management Risk
Project success depends on management quality. Gomini's commitment is backed by clear agreements and transparency.
Farmland investment carries inherent agricultural and market risks. We mitigate these through professional management, diversified crops, and transparent operations — but cannot eliminate them entirely. Please consider your risk tolerance before investing.
Have More Questions?
Our team is ready to explain every detail and help you make an informed decision.