This is a question that most investors avoid thinking about — not because it is unimportant but because it is uncomfortable. The result is that most managed farmland investors have not made explicit plans for what happens to their agricultural estate if they die...

Mysore's identity as India's yoga capital — home to Ashtanga yoga's founding lineage and a global destination for serious practitioners — makes it a natural context for wellness-conscious farmland investors to consider a specific question: can their agricultural...

Investors who think carefully about managed farmland investment eventually arrive at a human question that return projections and crop composition tables cannot answer: who are the actual people responsible for my land, what do they know, and is there enough of them...

As the managed farmland investment category has grown, a regulatory question has surfaced with increasing frequency among diligent investors: does managed farmland fall under SEBI's regulatory framework as a Collective Investment Scheme (CIS)? The answer to this...

The most revealing question an investor can ask about managed farmland — and one that very few think to ask — is the simplest one: what actually happens on my farm on a random Tuesday when I am in Bangalore at my desk and nobody has told me anything different? The...

If you are reading this as someone who has heard about managed farmland near Mysore from a colleague, seen an advertisement, or stumbled across the concept online and are trying to figure out whether it is a genuine investment opportunity or marketing noise — this...