Trivin Agri Business

Down at Sri Subramanyaghati 21, life moves a bit slower than it does in the middle of the city. We are surrounded by a lot of greenery and open space, which is nice for a change. Being in the agri business means our schedule mostly follows the seasons. When it’s time to plant or harvest, this place gets quite lively. Farmers from the surrounding areas come in with their tractors or on foot to talk about what they need for their land. We spend a lot of time just chatting about the weather and how the crops are looking this year. Our building is a simple structure that keeps the rain out and the seeds dry. It’s not a shiny corporate office, just a place with some desks and a lot of storage space for supplies. The floors are often a bit muddy because of the boots coming in and out, but that’s just part of being near the fields. Sometimes the local temple bells can be heard in the distance when it’s quiet. We don’t really do much advertising; word of mouth has always been enough for us. People know they can find us here if they need something for their farm or just some advice on what to grow. It’s a decent way to spend the day, staying connected to the earth.