I’m Md Sadman Adib — an operator-builder running a Bangladeshi group that spans cultivation, code, commerce and craft. One founder, many disciplines, one standard.
I build the whole stack of a business — from the farm floor to the front end.
Most people pick a lane. I’ve spent my work life refusing to. Farmlogic is a parent group where spirulina ponds, ERP code, import containers, fermented food and skincare formulas all report to the same operating standard. I started working independently at seventeen; today I run and compound a portfolio of ventures from Dhaka and Chittagong, with hands on both the strategy and the build.
One parent brand, six operating arms. Each runs its own product and go-to-market, held to a shared bar for craft and execution.
A curated cut — not everything, just the work that best shows how I operate end to end.
A technology practice that produces ERP demos, pitch decks and web/app builds — delivered directly and through freelance marketplaces. AI-assisted workflows with a human quality gate on every deliverable.
Taken from formula to brand: a universal spirulina facepack with its own costing, packaging direction and route to market — a vertical story from cultivation to cosmetic.
Cultivation and processing of spirulina alongside layer poultry and agri-processing — the raw material and the know-how that feed both the food and the beauty arms of the group.
Sourcing and importing goods for customers on a transparent middleman margin — supplier selection, logistics and landed-cost discipline, with partners reaching Calgary, Perth and Melbourne.
The disciplines I personally operate in — not a list of buzzwords, the things I ship.
Founding, structuring and compounding ventures — turning a raw idea into an operating business with a model that holds.
Full-stack, AI-assisted builds — ERP systems, web and mobile apps, and the automation that runs underneath them.
Cross-border procurement, supplier vetting, landed-cost control and the logistics of moving real goods across borders.
Identity, packaging, pitch and launch — making a product legible and desirable in a crowded market.
Cultivation systems, fermentation and value-added processing — where biology meets a repeatable production line.
Wiring people, numbers and tools into one dashboard so a diversified group can actually be run day to day.
A short record — the moves, in order, that built the group as it stands.
Ventures, partnerships, sourcing, a product that needs an operator who can go from strategy to shipping — if it’s worth building, start here.