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

How to make a steady income with low labour work ( if wanted labours can be hired too) in a 1 acre of land with a great amount water supply all over the year and you have 1-2 months of free time to overlook it for a while and after you won't be pres

I am sharing a idea by which we can create a lots of profit with 100 crores of employment. below is the idea. 1st we have to take crores Acer of farming land in rent from farmers in contact basis. take the same farmers as an employee in contact to w

Let's Come Together Celebrate Job Wins: What Got You Hired? Hello Everyone! It's time for us to join forces and support one another! Many of us are facing challenges in our job hunts, but we can make a difference by sharing what really worked

🌾 🚜 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

Hey ppl! I'm new here. I am a Farmer's daughter and I clearly know the difficulties faced by farmers in order to export their product timely. In that step, the farmers should approach the middle man, who usually pays very less amount to the farmers a

If you or your parents are living in City and have your farming land in village. How do you manage it. If you have given it to someone else, how satisfied are you from their work?

Thank you to the Indian government and their policies, and a special thanks to the RBI and the new RBI Governor🥰. Tax us too, so that they, the whole country, remain poor, while their cronies prosper.

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

My parents have been dedicated farmers for over 30 years, growing crops, but as they approach their 60s, the physical strain of farming is becoming more challenging. They still want to work and stay engaged, but their bodies can no longer handle the