Farm-boundary strips, silvopasture blocks, and horticulture borders on farmer land need the same defensibility as large CSR plantations: who the beneficiary is, which khasra the trees sit on, whether saplings survived after the monsoon, and whether canopy signals support the claim. Aranyix runs digital MRV and Estate Watch for agroforestry programmes implemented by FPOs, NGOs, and state farm-forestry missions — without promising registry carbon credits or filing on government portals for you.
Many agroforestry apps focus on yield advice and farmer wallets. Aranyix stays on programme accountability: geo-tagged registration, survival tracking, satellite health context, and one audit-prep evidence pack funders and reviewers can follow.
How survival is calculated for Indian plantations is in the tree survival rate formula. Geo-tagging expectations for CSR-style community blocks are in geo-tagged tree plantation records.
Use the agroforestry_farm scheme to capture beneficiary ID, land record reference, plot type (strip, boundary, silvopasture), and optional MGNREGA job card references. Field teams map boundary strips as corridor work areas; managers continue through Estate Watch — Prepare, Prove, Package, Sign off.
Most implementers start with one gram panchayat or FPO cluster, then scale to district programmes. A 90-day pilot on one to three villages is enough to prove beneficiary traceability and post-monsoon survival before statewide expansion.
