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Cultivating a Legacy: How Mogg’s Estates is Redefining Managed Farmland Near Bangalore

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Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], February 5: For many urban professionals in Bangalore, the dream of owning a piece of the countryside often feels out of reach. The complexities of land titles, the nuances of soil health, and the sheer distance of rural areas create a significant barrier between city life and agricultural heritage. However, Mogg’s Estates is changing this narrative, bridging the gap with a mission to turn “urban aspirations into agricultural reality”.

The Visionary Behind the Mission: Amogh Keegadi’s Story

The story of Mogg’s Estates begins in the heart of Malenadu, in a small town called Thirthahalli. Amogh Keegadi, the Founder and CEO, grew up in an environment where agriculture was more than a profession; it was a way of life. Surrounded by lush arecanut and coffee plantations, he observed that 9 out of 10 families in his community depended entirely on the land for their livelihood.

The spark for Mogg’s Estates came when Amogh’s friends from Bengaluru would visit his hometown and ask, “Amogh, can I buy half an acre of land here where I can bring my family… and you manage the land for us?”. These recurring questions highlighted a deep desire among urban dwellers to reconnect with nature, provided they had a trusted partner to handle the daily operations.

From 12 Acres to a Sustainable Revolution

What started as a humble beginning with just 12 acres of farmland has today blossomed into a thriving enterprise managing over 400+ acres across Karnataka. Mogg’s Estates has successfully scaled its operations to prime locations, including Kanakapura, Maddur, Kunigal, Chikkamagaluru, and Shivamogga.

Today, the company is not just about owning land; it is about cultivating a sustainable legacy. To date, Mogg’s Estates has planted over 5 lakh trees, reaching a significant milestone of 500,000. This commitment to afforestation and biodiversity is a core pillar of their “grow green” concept, focusing on forest and fruit-bearing trees for long-term environmental impact.

Why Investors are Choosing Managed Farmland Near Bangalore

In 2026, the trend of investing in managed farmland has moved from a curiosity to a preferred asset class for several reasons:

– Hassle-Free Ownership: Mogg’s Estates acts as the caretaker, managing everything from soil health and drip irrigation to seasonal harvesting and 24/7 security.

– Dual Returns: Investors benefit from long-term land appreciation and passive income from high-value timber and fruit yields.

– Tax Efficiency: In India, agricultural income remains tax-exempt under Section 10(1), making it a high-yield alternative to traditional real estate.

– Agro-Tourism: The company is pioneering agro-tourism to bridge urban and rural communities, creating meaningful income for local farmers while giving owners a “NatureBnB” retreat for their families.

The Path Forward: Empowering the Next Generation

Mogg’s Estates is currently on a mission to encourage the younger generation to embrace agriculture through profit-making methodologies and agri-entrepreneurship. With 4 million acres of unutilized land sitting uncultivated in Karnataka alone, the growth potential is massive.

Whether you are looking for a weekend getaway to relieve stress or a secure legacy asset for your family, farmland near Bangalore managed by Mogg’s Estates offers a way to secure your financial future while contributing to a greener planet. As Amogh often says, “A piece of land is only worth as much as what you can do with it”.

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