Registered plots only
Every plot on the line has a land record, a crop plan and a soil card on file. That is not bureaucracy for its own sake: the soil card is what decides which bio-inputs we recommend back to that farmer later in the cycle.
Most agri businesses pick a side: sell to farmers, or sell to households. Agriyana runs the whole loop, because the money from one end is what pays for the other.
The same ten stages the diagram on the home page draws, written out. Stages one to six carry produce to a kitchen; seven to ten carry the money back as machinery, compost and seed.
Every plot on the line has a land record, a crop plan and a soil card on file. That is not bureaucracy for its own sake: the soil card is what decides which bio-inputs we recommend back to that farmer later in the cycle.
Orders close at 9 PM. The quantity on the book that night is the quantity cut before dawn. Nothing is harvested speculatively, which is the single biggest source of waste in the ordinary vegetable trade.
Sorting happens at the collection centre while the farmer is present, by size and by blemish. Rejects go to the compost line and come back as vermicompost. They are not quietly re-graded into a cheaper crate and sold on at a lower price to the same buyer.
Produce goes to four degrees at the collection centre and stays there until the van door opens at your building. Most short-lived quality problems in vegetables are not growing problems, they are a two-hour gap in the cold chain somewhere between the field and the city.
Bulk crates arrive at the hub and are split into household orders, then routed by pin code. Assembly happens here rather than at the farm, so a farmer packs one crate of one crop instead of a hundred mixed bags.
You pick the window at checkout. Every crate carries a weight slip, and the lot is traceable back to the plot it was cut from.
What households pay funds what farms buy next: machinery, vermicompost, neem cake, microbial cultures and seed for the following cycle. That is the part most supply chains leave out, and it is the reason we draw the line as a circle rather than an arrow.
Produce and the order book sit with the LLP. Machinery sits with the proprietorship. They are run by the same people out of the same yard, but they are not the same company and we do not write about them as though they were.
Marketplace · customer facing
The brand you order from. Holds the order book, takes payment for produce, pantry staples and bio-inputs, and is the entity behind every cart on this site.
Machinery · supplier
The machinery side. Every chaff cutter, pump and engine quote comes from here, and the government subsidy file is raised in this name, district by district.
Group
Agriyana runs alongside Dinko Agritech, whose motto is bringing greener things together better. Dinko Agritech is a GST registered proprietorship in Dinkadakaval, Mandya district, Karnataka.
No ratings, no review counts and no round numbers about farmers served. Only things that are on paper, and copies of any of them are available on request.
Incorporated 26 February 2026 as a limited liability partnership. The entity that holds the order book and takes payment.
Certificate of incorporationApproval letter on file. The reference number is not printed here until it has been checked against the letter itself.
Reference to be publishedEvery machine in the range qualifies for government subsidy. The district file is raised with the buyer rather than handed to them.
Per district, at enquiryLifetime on the SAI 700 RF cutting wheel. Two years on the SAI 300F wheel and sixteen months on its gearbox. One year on both round blades.
On the product sheetGuarantee terms are stated against the part they cover rather than averaged into one headline number, because a single figure would be wrong for three of the four parts it described.