Dream Group of Companies has stepped into Agriculture having the poor quality and response of green vegetables used for Hotel Industries from Market. We have launched Dream Agro Industries to support the restaurants and hotels with fresh green vegetables grown in own farm. Dream Agricultural projects are ventures that aim to gather agricultural stocks including seeds and seedlings, and the preparation, planting, care, and harvesting, on either owned or leased property of vegetables and plant-based products to be used as feedstock or for any other industrial projects (Hotels)that is owned or developed by a private company. It works with industry development based on agricultural produce and supports other services for production and processing. This also covers the development of agricultural institutions, managing land ownership issues, credit, education, and training, research, land laws, supervision, infrastructure, and cooperation. Agriculture covers a wide industry since it usually works together with other industries like Hospitality & manufacturing. That is why most project developers conduct more than a few projects to keep this industry innovating to keep up with the eve- increasing demand of raw materials, especially plant-based products. And like any large-scale project out there, a project proposal has to be initially drafted to secure enough project partners and resources to make sure that the whole project scope is a success.

Agricultural Project

Dream Agro Project

Project Title: Sustainable Agriculture Development Program

Executive Summary

This proposal outlines the Sustainable Agriculture Development Program aimed at enhancing food quality, security and income for Hotels communities through sustainable farming practices.

Project Objectives

1. Increase Veg Yield: Enhance the agricultural output of Veg Farming through sustainable farming techniques and improved crop varieties.

2. Training and Capacity Building: Conduct workshops on sustainable agriculture, pest management, and resource conservation for local farmers.

3. Community Seed Bank Establishment: Create a seed bank to ensure the availability of high-quality seeds resistant to local climate challenges.

4. Market Access and Value Addition: Develop partnerships with local markets to ensure farmers can sell their produce at fair prices and explore value addition opportunities.

Project Activities

1. Training Sessions: Conduct quarterly training workshops for farmers on innovative farming techniques such as crop rotation, organic farming, and efficient water usage.

2. Seed Distribution: Distribute seeds from the community seed bank at the onset of each planting season.

3. Field Demonstrations: Implement field demonstration sites as practical, hands-on learning resources for community farmers.

4. Market Linkages: Establish agreements with local buyers and co-operatives for the sale of crops produced under the project.


Budget Overview

The total budget for the three-year project is estimated at 0,00. Costs include:

  • Personnel: 00

  • Training materials and workshops: 00.

  • Seeds and farming supplies: 00

  • Marketing and outreach: 00

  • Administrative expenses: 00

Monitoring and Evaluation

To ensure the success and sustainability of the project, we will implement a comprehensive monitoring and evaluation plan:

  • Baseline and End line Surveys: Conduct surveys at the beginning and end of the project to measure improvements in crop yield and farmer income.

  • Regular Field Assessments:Monthly visits by project staff to evaluate the progress of farming activities and provide ongoing support.

  • Stakeholder Meetings: Quarterly meetings with Agro expert leaders and farmers to discuss project progress and gather feedback.


Organic Garden Plants & Trees

  1. Alfalfa Sprouts
  2. Almonds
  3. Aloe Vera
  4. Mango
  5. Apricots
  6. Arugula
  7. Asparagus
  8. Avocados
  9. Bananas
  10. Basil
  11. Beans
  12. Beets
  13. Blackberries
  14. Blueberries
  15. Bok Choy
  16. Broccoli
  17. Brussels Sprouts
  18. Burdock
  19. Cabbage
  20. Cacti
  21. Carrots
  22. Cauliflower
  23. Celery
  24. Chamomile
  25. Cherries
  26. Chives
  27. Cilantro
  28. Collards
  29. Corn
  30. Cucumber
  31. Dandelion
  32. Dill
  33. Eggplant
  34. Endive
  35. Fennel
  36. Figs
  37. Garlic
  38. Ginger
  39. Globe Artichokes
  40. Grapefruit
  41. Grapes
  42. Guava
  43. Horseradish
  44. Kale
  45. Kiwi
  46. Lavender
  47. Leeks
  48. Lemon Grass
  49. Lemons & Limes
  50. Lettuce
  51. Licorice
  52. Loquat
  53. Majoram
  54. Mango
  55. Melons (Cantaloupe & Honeydew)
  56. Mint (peppermint)
  57. Mustard
  58. Nectarines
  59. Okra
  60. Olives
  61. Onions
  62. Oranges & Tangerines
  63. Oregano
  64. Parsley
  65. Parsnips
  66. Peaches
  67. Pears
  68. Peas
  69. Peppers
  70. Persimmons
  71. Pistachio Nut
  72. Plums
  73. Pomegranate
  74. Potatoes
  75. Pumpkin
  76. Quince
  77. Radicchio
  78. Radishes
  79. Raspberries
  80. Rhubarb
  81. Rosemary
  82. Rutabaga (Swedes)
  83. Sage
  84. Scallions
  85. Shallots
  86. Spinach
  87. Squash (Summer)
  88. Squash (Winter)
  89. Strawberries
  90. Sunflower
  91. Swiss Chard
  92. Tarragon
  93. Thyme
  94. Tomato
  95. Turnips
  96. Walnuts
  97. Watercress
  98. Watermelon