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In my opinion,agriculture is a big industry. Farming crops with help of advanced tech can yield well and didn't affect climate changes. And sell the crops in the brand name of there own.

🌾 🚜 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

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.

Do you known what is the market value of agriculture industry in India ?it is 400 billion dollars! Its shocking right . Do you known who are the giant players and their revenue Check out if there is any chance for startups https://onlybusinessdat

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Key Agrofarming Concepts in Uttarakhand 1. Organic Farming Uttarakhand is India's first organic state, promoting chemical-free agriculture. Crops like millets, pulses, medicinal plants, and spices are grown using natural fertilizers and bio-pesticide

Introduction Welcome, everyone. Vedakh is transforming agriculture and dining by creating a sustainable farm-to-table ecosystem. We grow high-quality crops, export them globally, and serve them in our own restaurants. Our Vision Vedakh integrates

I want to brainstorm with people who are into agriculture, or running a business in the agriculture space. Please help me connect with them :)

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I want to discuss a persistent challenge in our agricultural supply chain and a possible solution that I’ve been developing. The Problem Smallholder farmers across India regularly lose 20–30% of their perishable harvest—vegetables, fruits, milk, flo