Methodology
Multi-Layered Dense Forests
Developed by Dr Akira Miyawaki of Japan, this method is used to create close to natural multi-layered forests. In every region, unique native forests evolved according to the environmental conditions over thousands of years. Today it is difficult to even imagine how these dense original forests used to be because all these have been destroyed by human activities. Forests planted by Miyawaki Method take the form of 200 years old forests only in 20 years. It attracts many birds as it has some food for them in every season. These forests are also very capable of holding water in the ground. In limited spaces, they can be designed as micro-forests with pathways to walk safely and quite sitting spaces to hold a lunch or a meeting.
One Litre Miracle - Dry Plantation Technique
Across the globe, many regions are facing extreme water scarcity, high temperatures, and desertification. Traditional plantation methods require continuous irrigation, making large-scale afforestation unfeasible in such dry climates. Dhartiamrit offers an innovative solution through its Dry Plantation Technique, which is specially designed to restore native green cover in water-deficient regions using as little as 1 litre of water per sapling.
Developed by our mentor Padamshri Shri Sundaram Varma, it is a game-changing innovation tailored for arid environments. The technique uses a combination of native drought-tolerant plant species, sapling training, microclimate creation, and soil capillary management based moisture retention strategies to ensure sapling survival.
Commercial Agro-forestry
.We provide a turnkey integrated commercial plantation model that combines medicinal shrubs, fruit crops, fast-growing nutritional trees, and high-value timber species into a single diversified agroforestry investment platform. The model is designed to generate:
• Short-term recurring cash flow from medicinal crops
• Medium-term annual income from fruit and nutritional tree harvests
• Long-term high-value timber returns
• Reduced financial and ecological risk through crop diversification
• Regenerative land-use benefits with long-term asset creation