
Alfalfa project
We plan to grow alfalfa (qatt) using 10 irrigation pivots in Najd, as part of our forage production development.
- planned irrigation pivots for alfalfa
- 10
From managing land and resources to diversifying crops, our farming plans are shaped by a long-term view.
Open land where we cultivate today and shape our plans for tomorrow.
Discuss collaborationWe manage our farms and agricultural production, aligning planting plans with crop needs and land conditions. Our development direction includes open-field farming and plans for greenhouses.
Our agricultural land has the potential to extend to 10,000 feddans as our development plans evolve.

Our plans bring together care for current crops, open-field development and future greenhouses. Soil, water and crop needs guide the next steps.
We understand and care for the soil, because a strong beginning matters every season.
Crop needs and water management are among our farming priorities.
We look toward considered expansion and a broader crop range through protected farming.
The potential area of up to 10,000 feddans is an expansion horizon, not a statement of land currently cultivated. Planting phases depend on water, soil and crop requirements.
From forage to protected farming, we are developing plans in Najd, with phased implementation guided by studies and detailed design.

We plan to grow alfalfa (qatt) using 10 irrigation pivots in Najd, as part of our forage production development.

A plan for 500 greenhouses across a 200-feddan project site, diversifying vegetables and selected fruit crops.