వర్షాధార పొలాలు
Rain-fed fields
Most land here is watered by the sky, not canals. Sowing starts when the monsoon arrives in June, and the crop depends on how kindly it rains.
మా రైతులు · Our farmers
The families who grow your food
Every grain on 1grains comes from a farmer's own field — bought from them directly, with no brokers or commission agents in between.
- 0brokers or commission agents
- 1packing unit — Badvel
- 3hands: farmer, us, you
- 12months of the farming year
Meet them
Farmers we buy from
Open a profile to see their land, what they grow through the year and the packs that come from their fields.
Farmer stories are being gathered
We're visiting each family to record their story, their land and what they grow — with their permission. Their profiles will appear here, and on the product pages of the grains they grow.
The farming year · వ్యవసాయ సంవత్సరం
What grows when
Rayalaseema is dry, red-soil country that waits for the monsoon. Millets and pulses suit it well — they need little water and come up with the first rains.
Sowing Growing HarvestTypical rain-fed timings in Andhra Pradesh — each year moves with the monsoon.
దృఢమైన పంటలు
Hardy grains
Ragi, jowar, korra and pulses like red gram have fed these villages for generations because they thrive where other crops struggle.
దళారులు లేకుండా
Sold without middlemen
Usually a harvest passes through a village trader, a commission agent and a wholesaler. We buy directly, so more of what you pay reaches the farmer.
The usual market chain
- Farmer
- Village trader
- Commission agent
- Wholesaler
- Retailer
- You
How we buy
- Farmer
- 1grains, Badvel
- You
Fewer hands means a fairer price for the farmer and fresher grain for you.
రైతులకు · For farmers
Grow with 1grains
Do you grow millets, pulses, groundnut or spices? Sell your harvest to us directly — no broker, no commission. Leave your details and our team will call you, in Telugu.
- We come to your village to see the crop
- Price agreed with you directly
- We collect, clean and pack it in Badvel