Pollination · For farmers

Get pollination

We are building pollination clusters — in each one, a single trained beekeeper cares for all the hives of neighbouring farms, around a hundred at full strength. Yours could be one of them.

What you get
01

PolliHab® on your farm.

Madhukosha's proprietary terracotta hive, made for the native honey bee. Your cluster's hives are PolliHabs — placed on member farms, working your crops. Members get early access and member pricing when PolliHab goes on sale.

02

A beekeeper takes care of your hives.

The cluster’s trained beekeeper cares for every hive. You host; you never carry the beekeeping.

03

A cluster around you.

Bees forage 1.5–2 km, across every fence — your neighbours’ hives work your crops too, and the cluster keeps every member informed about what’s flowering and what’s spreading.

How it works
01

Register your farm.

In the app, free. Tell us where you are and what you grow.

02

We form clusters by proximity.

Farms near each other become one cluster.

03

Your cluster begins.

When it forms, we tell you. PolliHabs arrive, and the cluster’s beekeeper takes over.

And the honey? Pollination is the point. The honey belongs to the bees first — we'd rather leave it to them. If you take some, take only half.

Join a pollination cluster. Registration lives in the Madhukosha app. It's free.

Join the project

Madhukosha reports published facts about Apis cerana indica — the native honey bee. It is informational, not advisory: it does not predict yield or give farming advice.

Supported by PM-RKVY and Incubated at MANAGE-CIA.Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers' Welfare · PM-RKVY · MANAGE-CIA, Hyderabad
Pre-incubated at NSRCEL, IIM Bangalore.NSRCEL, IIM Bangalore