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In modern agriculture, land leasing is emerging as one of the most innovative and inclusive farming models. For decades, land ownership has been seen as the only way to farm — but the times are changing. With increasing urbanization, rising land costs, and a growing demand for sustainable farming, land leasing offers an opportunity for both landowners and cultivators to prosper.
Understanding Agricultural Land Leasing
Land leasing is a contractual agreement where a landowner rents agricultural land to a farmer or agribusiness for a specific period and pre-decided rental value. The cultivator gains full rights to farm, produce, and sell crops during the lease term, while the owner receives a stable income without managing the land themselves.
At Devaki Nandana Agri, we specialize in long-term fixed-rent land leasing, transforming underutilized farmlands into productive natural farming hubs. Our model connects investors, landowners, and organic growers under one unified platform.
Why Land Leasing is the Future
- Low Entry Cost for New Farmers:
Leasing eliminates the need for purchasing expensive land, enabling young agripreneurs to start farming with minimal investment.
- Assured Income for Landowners:
Owners earn regular rental income while their land is maintained naturally and sustainably.
- Boosting Agricultural Productivity:
Idle land gets revived under professional management, increasing national agricultural output.
- Encouraging Sustainable Practices:
Our focus at Devaki Nandana is purely on natural and chemical-free farming, ensuring soil health and ecological balance.
Different Models of Land Leasing
Fixed Rent Model: The farmer pays a fixed annual rent regardless of the output.
Sharecropping Model: Both parties share profits based on a pre-decided percentage.
Managed Contract Model: A professional company manages operations, ensuring transparency and better yields.
Devaki Nandana Agri follows a Managed Contract Farming Model — where we take responsibility for cultivation, quality management, and connecting produce to global markets.
Legal and Practical Aspects
Leasing agreements are formalized through written contracts defining tenure, rental terms, responsibilities, and renewal clauses. This clarity ensures no disputes and builds long-term trust between stakeholders.
- How Devaki Nandana Makes it Work
- Land Identification & Evaluation
- Soil Testing & Preparation
- Natural Farming Implementation
- Crop Planning & Rotation
- Market Linkage & Profit Sharing
We bridge the gap between landowners who wish to earn passive income and farmers who dream to cultivate sustainably — creating a win-win ecosystem.
