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As a son of farmer in India who have 18+ acres of land and tractor invented 100+ years ago we can't able to own an tractor in india... Now if someone comes and says use this spraying drone, Ai enabled IoT devices do you think they'll gonna buy it...

Hey my parents are farmers and kinda me too... Indian agriculture depends 3 factors 1) Government policy (33%) 2) market rates (33%) 3) nature/weather (33%) If all 3 works in favour of farmer then you can say farmer is making profit over it's crops

This guy quit his London job to come back to India and in his first year he earned one crore rupees and this is what he did This is Harshad Goda, a 28 year old guy. He left his job in London after discovering Israeli avocados. He learned advanced fa

🌾 🚜 Transforming Agriculture: From Pesticides to Drones 🚁 Picture this: a sun-kissed morning, dew-laden leaves, and a determined farmer. Armed with a sprayer, they step into the field, ready to protect their precious crops. But the battle against

In 2017, Patagonia did something no one expected—they took on the U.S. government. When the administration announced plans to shrink two iconic national monuments, Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante, by nearly two million acres, Patagonia wasn’

I’m amazed by how surprised everyone is on Jai Corp’s sale of lakhs of crores worth of land in Navi Mumbai to Reliance for peanuts 🙏🙏 There is so much history which is public. Add that, a speculator's theory stands out (on which I reserve the righ

Top News of the Week 1. Funding: - Not unlike the past two weeks, we saw another startup bag mega funds this week. IPO-bound Infra.Market raised $121 Mn in its Series F round. The round, which saw participation from the likes of Tiger Global, Nuvam

Paul Graham's new essay which has taken over the internet. Founder Mode September 2024 At a YC event last week Brian Chesky gave a talk that everyone who was there will remember. Most founders I talked to afterward said it was the best they'd eve