Most farming content shows you the harvest. This one document everything before it.

If you’re reading this, you’re probably someone who:

Wants to grow food or steward land — seriously, not casually. You might be starting small: a terrace, a family plot, a half-acre. But you’re thinking about it with care. What works, why it works, how to make it last.

Or you may have come here through something I wrote about corporate life. That is part of the story too. I have spent over two decades in that world and am still working out which of its habits and lessons are worth carrying into what I build next.

You think in systems. You want to document what you learn, refine it across seasons, and build something you can pass on — not just have one good harvest.

You’re tired of farming content that skips the failures. You’d rather read an honest account of a leggy microgreen batch than another polished success story.

If any of that interests you, stay a while.

What we’re building

I’m Abhishek, based in Mysuru. I have spent over two decades in corporate life and am building FarmSay alongside it. For now, that means learning through small agricultural experiments and finding out what might scale.

What you’ll find here

I also write about corporate life, work, and the questions that come up while trying to build something outside it.

A monthly lookback — what happened, what it felt like, what’s next. Honest about wins and about what didn’t work.

Short notes in between, when something is worth capturing before the month ends.

No content calendar. No growth hacks. Just consistent documentation of a real learning process.

A note on this space

This publication is free and will stay that way. Your email is how we stay in touch — not a data point to be marketed to or shared. Growth here is measured in knowledge, practice, and honest documentation — not subscriber counts.

Subscribe to follow along as we build FarmSay, one experiment at a time.