Hadoti Farms
Hadoti Region · Rajasthan

The land behind every grain.

Three districts. One soil story.

Hadoti's black cotton soil holds water like nowhere else in Rajasthan. It's why our urad tastes the way it does, why our jowar is dense, why our chillies dry the way they do.

KotaBundiJhalawar
Hadoti — BundiUrad, Lal Mirch, Til

Meet the growers.

Bundi

Ramesh Gurjar

18 yrs · Urad Dal

"The black soil here keeps the urad rich. We don't rush it."

Jhalawar

Savitri Devi

12 yrs · Jowar & Til

"My grandmother farmed this land. Same wells, same seeds."

Kota

Mohan Lal Meena

22 yrs · Moong & Chana

"No pesticides. The neem trees do the work for us."

Bundi

Dinesh Sharma

9 yrs · Lal Mirch (Mathania)

"Each chilli is dried under the open Bundi sun."

From field to door.

  1. Step 01
    Sown

    Heirloom seeds, dryland farming.

  2. Step 02
    Grown

    No pesticides. Neem and cow-manure cycles.

  3. Step 03
    Harvested

    By the farmer family, by hand.

  4. Step 04
    Packed

    Sun-cleaned, stone-milled in Kota.

  5. Step 05
    Shipped

    Direct to your kitchen in 3 days.

Traditional Methods

Hand-cleaning, stone milling, sun drying. Slow because it matters.

No Pesticides

Neem, cow manure, crop rotation. Period.

Fair Farmer Pay

We pay 30% above mandi rates and report it publicly.