8 Row house, Royal Palms Estate, Aarey Colony,Goregaon
east, Mumbai, Maharashtra
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8 Row house, Royal Palms Estate, Aarey Colony, Goregaon East, Mumbai -
Farming Services
Urban Farming and Resource Planning
Build productive green spaces with practical urban farming support
D-ERT helps clients develop productive growing spaces such as vegetable patches, micro-greens setups, pollinator zones, and site-based food-growing initiatives that suit urban conditions.
We combine soil preparation, planting guidance, layout planning, and practical on-ground expertise so your farming space is not only attractive, but genuinely usable and sustainable.
Space conscious
Designed for terraces, campuses, societies, and compact urban areas.
Hands-on planning
We align crops, layout, and maintenance with your resources and goals.
Edible outcomes
Create spaces that are productive, educational, and easier to maintain.
How farming services support your site
Urban farming works best when design, soil, access to sunlight, and maintenance routines are considered together from the beginning.
Growing systems with purpose
We help shape spaces for vegetables, herbs, micro-greens, and pollinator-friendly planting based on practical site conditions.
Resource-aware planning
The setup is matched to available water, manpower, compost access, and the level of involvement expected from the site team.
What you can expect
- Create food-growing or educational green spaces in underused urban areas.
- Connect composting output back into the soil-building cycle on site.
- Encourage biodiversity, pollinators, and healthier planting environments.
- Make sustainability visible through spaces people can engage with directly.
Best suited for
- Societies, campuses, and institutions with spare open space or terraces.
- Clients looking to connect gardening, composting, and food production.
- Schools or community projects that want a hands-on learning landscape.
- Sites that need a structured but manageable growing plan.
How we develop an urban farming setup
The goal is to create a farming system that fits the site, the people, and the level of upkeep realistically available.
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01 We understand the site conditions
We assess the available area, light, access, water, and the kind of growing environment that can be supported. -
02 The growing concept is planned
Beds, containers, crop categories, and support materials are suggested according to the site and the intended use. -
03 Implementation begins on site
Soil, layout preparation, and starter planting are carried out with a focus on practical long-term use. -
04 The space becomes productive
With the right routines, the area can evolve into a manageable and meaningful urban farming system.
Urban farming becomes more resilient when paired with composting, mulching, and routine seasonal care rather than treated as a one-time installation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions before beginning a farming or resource-planning project.
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01 Do I need a large space to start urban farming?
No. Many productive setups can be created in modest areas when the layout and crop plan are designed carefully. -
02 Can compost from our own site be used?
Yes. In many projects, site-generated compost becomes a valuable part of soil enrichment and bed preparation. -
03 Is this suitable only for food crops?
Not at all. The plan can include edible plants, pollinator-friendly planting, micro-greens, and mixed-use growing spaces.