Your orchard, designed to the last post.
We measure your land, design the rows, and install plants, trellis, drip irrigation and anti-hail net with our own crews — one team from the first visit to the first harvest.
- Sites completed
- 3
- Kanal planted
- 97
- Trees in the ground
- 15,375
Seven steps from a phone call to the first harvest.
High-density apple is a system, not a plant. Rootstock, row spacing, trellis, water and net have to be decided together. We do that work for growers across Kashmir and put it in writing before a single post goes in.
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Call or send your details.
Tell us your village and roughly how many kanal you want to plant. We call back within a working day.
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Farm visit.
An inspector walks the boundary with GPS, checks water, slope and access, and photographs the plot.
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Design & quotation.
Rows, posts, wire, drip and net are laid out on your actual plot; you get a link with the map, the quantities and the price.
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Confirm.
Approve the quotation, pay the advance by UPI or bank transfer, and we book your material and crew.
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Material dispatch.
Posts, wire, pipe and net arrive with a delivery challan; you can see every item against the design.
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Installation.
Our crew installs the trellis, drip and net and plants the trees, with daily progress photos.
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Handover & after-sales.
A joint checklist and warranty on the structure. Tears, leaks or mortality — one call and we come.
Four systems, one crew, one warranty.
Every part is sized by the design — so the posts match the rows, the drip matches the plants and the net covers exactly the plantable area.
Plants.
Feathered trees on dwarfing rootstock, variety-matched to your altitude and market.
Trellis.
Galvanised or concrete posts every 8 m with four high-tensile wires per row and anchored end posts.
Drip irrigation.
One inline lateral per row from a filtered main, sized for your water source.
Anti-hail net.
Poles on a 10 m grid, perimeter cable and UV-stabilised net over the whole plantable area.
What would your orchard cost?
Type your land area and see plants, posts, wire, drip and net — with an indicative price band from our real design engine.
1 kanal = 20 marla ≈ 505 m². 8 kanal = 1 acre.
The estimator runs our real design engine on a rectangular plot of your area. Your actual plot, slope and water source change the numbers — the farm visit makes them exact.
- Plants
- Rows
- Posts
- Wire
- Drip lateral
- Anti-hail net
- Anti-hail net
- Not included
What growers say after the first season.
“I had seen high-density orchards in Himachal and did not believe it would work on my land. They measured the plot, showed me the rows on a map before any work began, and the trees carried fruit in the second year.”
“Every post and every metre of wire was on the quotation, and the challan at dispatch matched it. No surprises, which is rare in this business.”
“The crew finished eighteen kanal of trellis and drip in nine days and left the field cleaner than they found it. When a lateral got cut by my own tractor, they came the next morning.”
“The net saved the entire crop in the June hailstorm while my neighbours lost theirs. That one afternoon paid for the whole structure.”
Questions growers ask.
Short answers; the farm visit gives you the long ones.
How many plants fit in one kanal?
At 3 m × 1 m spacing a kanal (505 m²) takes about 150–165 plants after headlands; the estimator shows the exact count for your area and template.
When is the planting season?
Bare-root plants go in from late November to March while the trees are dormant. Trellis, drip and net can be installed any time the ground is workable, so we book sites for structure work through summer and autumn.
Do you supply the plants too?
Yes — feathered trees on M9 and MM106 rootstock from our nursery partners, with variety and rootstock written on the quotation. You can also bring your own plants and we install the rest.
What does the anti-hail net cost per kanal?
It depends on pole spacing and the net grade; the estimator prices the net separately so you can see the orchard with and without it.
How long does installation take?
A 10-kanal site is usually trellised and dripped in 10–14 working days once material is on site; plants take two more days. Net installation follows in a separate pass.
Is subsidy paperwork included?
We prepare the design, quotation and GST invoices that departmental schemes ask for, and tell you what to file; the application itself stays with you.
Ready to plant? Start with a free farm visit.
Tell us your village and how many kanal. We call back within a working day and book the inspector.