Grainly co. farmer harvesting crops at golden hour in Gujarat
Our Story

Twenty years on the same Gujarati soil

Grainly co. is a family-owned, family-run farm in Chhipadi Village, Kheda, Gujarat. For more than two decades we have grown food the way our parents and grandparents did — without synthetic chemicals, without shortcuts, and without losing patience with the land.

In 2023 we began exporting our produce to the Middle East and Africa. Across every market, our promise is the same: we only sell what we grow ourselves, with natural fertilisers and traditional methods.

20+
Years farming
2023
Exporting since
100%
Chemical-free
Our Practices

Sustainable farming, in the truest sense

Soil Integrity

Twenty years of natural fertilisers, cow-dung compost and disciplined crop rotation. Zero synthetic chemicals — only the slow, living biology of the soil.

Water Stewardship

Drip irrigation, rainwater harvesting and traditional Gujarati water-wisdom keep our fields productive while honouring an arid landscape.

Farmer Community

We help neighbouring farmers access government subsidies, share equipment, and connect their produce to fair-paying domestic and export buyers.

Farm to Family

The journey from our field to your shelf

Every product is traced from the moment the seed touches Gujarat soil until it reaches a household kitchen in Mumbai, Dubai or Nairobi.

Heirloom grains being sorted by hand on a wooden table
01

Natural Sowing

We sow only what the Gujarat seasons invite — groundnut, sesame, millets, ragi and pulses — rotating fields to keep the soil rested and alive.

02

Hand Harvest

Every grain, herb and seed is harvested by hand at peak ripeness by the same farming families that have worked these fields for two decades.

03

Cold-Pressed & Stone-Milled

Groundnut and sesame oils are cold-pressed in small batches. Ragi and millets are stone-milled fresh to preserve nutrition and aroma.

04

Farm to Family

Glass-jarred, traceable and dispatched from Chhipadi — to homes across India and to retail partners in the Middle East and Africa.