Yes, our initial focus with Agrisense is on farmers who have larger-scale lands, as they often have the resources to adopt new technologies more readily. I understand that affordability is a major issue for many Indian farmers, especially when resources are already limited. At Agrisense, we’re aware of these challenges, and we’re committed to making this technology as accessible as possible. Our goal is to ensure that Agrisense isn’t just a tool for large landowners but a resource that can benefit farmers of all scales, empowering them to make informed decisions that lead to better yields and sustainable practices. We believe that with the right support, this technology can be accessible to more farmers, bringing them closer to achieving better productivity and profitability. don't you think there's still an outdated perception of Indian farmers as being poor and disconnected from technology, when many are now embracing smartphones, digital tools, and modern farming techniques?

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