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India is the land of farmers! Do you think Agritech will be the next boom after Fintech?

We all share the belief that agriculture is the foundation of our country, and we are committed to assisting farmers in improving their lives. However, we are currently unable to provide direct assistance due to unforeseen circumstances. If you share

Not just Ecommerce and Deep tech startups are required for the growth of our nation. We all have a vision and mission for our nation. It only takes a minute to vote our idea which is completely into helping farmers using cutting edge tech and precisi

The Rise of Agritech in India India's agritech sector is growing rapidly, driven by technology, government support, and changing consumer preferences. Precision agriculture, e-commerce for agri-inputs, and food processing are key trends. Government I

Our farmers are working alone day and night. However, they are not getting any benefit. For that, the farmers should be brought together, make them into groups and grow the crops, process the crops, pack them and sell them in foreign countries.

Agritech is tough, validation of Idea among farmers if tough because of their reluctancy to reply properly, identifying and connecting with right farmers is itself a challenge. I am working in farm machinization field, after meeting 100's of farmers

💡 Business Idea: Farm Subscription Boxe 🍱 With the trend towards a healthy lifestyle abroad, the concept of paid subscriptions for fresh fruits and vegetables delivered directly from farms has become very popular. 🌱 🤯 The principle is simple:

AI in healthcare is a game changer from early disease detection to personalized treatment plans, AI is saving lives and improving patients outcomes. How many of you Accept this ?

What is the future of farmers in India?

Relationships of any kind are always vulnerable and can shift in any direction at any time, whether you expect it or not. Humans are shaped by their thoughts and feelings, which are constantly changing, affecting everything in their lives—from relat