Dalgreen grows teak (Tectona grandis) on its farm near Katol, about 52 km north-west of Nagpur. Teak is one of the world's most valued hardwoods, prized for its strength, durability and natural resistance to weather and termites.

Our plantation has been planted in batches over several years, so it holds trees at different stages of growth. This staggered approach spreads the work of the farm evenly and builds a plantation that matures in waves rather than all at once.

Our on-site team tends every zone of the plantation, from young saplings to established trees. We keep zone-wise records of each batch, tracking growth and survival over time, so every tree gets the attention it needs.

The Vidarbha region has a long association with teak. Our farm builds on that heritage, applying careful, modern plantation management to a species that has grown in central India for centuries.