#Agriculture is not short of potential. It feeds billions, employs millions, and holds the power to drive climate action, economic growth, and social equity. Yet, despite its vast possibilities, the #transformation in agriculture remains slow and uneven. The truth is uncomfortable but undeniable: agriculture has the potential, but not yet the mindset, for transformation. For decades, the sector has been shaped by routine — the same #cropping patterns, input use, and market de

#Agriculture has always been about timing, precision, and perseverance — yet despite #technological progress, the biggest challenge today...

#Agriculture today stands at the crossroads of #transformation. While #digital #technologies have touched every aspect of our lives—from...

In agriculture, no two farms are truly alike. Soil quality varies from one plot to another, water availability shifts from season to...

#Technology is often celebrated as the “game-changer” in #agriculture. #AI-powered #advisory platforms, #satellite crop monitoring,...

#Subsidies in #agriculture are often designed with the best of intentions—to protect farmers from price shocks, reduce input costs, and...

#Agriculture has long suffered from a “produce first, sell later” mindset, often leading to gluts, wastage, and distress sales. The...

For far too long, Indian farmers have been portrayed in a narrow light — as victims of circumstance, mere recipients of government...

For decades,  #agriculture  has been perceived as a way of life—a tradition passed down through generations. However, this legacy...

#Profitability  in  #Agriculture  is not just about how much you grow—it’s about how efficiently you grow it and how wisely you sell it....

#Profitability  in  #Agriculture  doesn’t just depend on what farmers' grow—but on how efficiently they grow it, and how smartly they...

In recent years, rural India has been undergoing a significant transformation. #Agroprocessing has become a vital part of this change,...

For far too long, Indian farmers have been portrayed in a narrow light—as victims of circumstance, mere recipients of government...