India is the largest producer of milk, contributing to 22% of global production. Milk is one such commodity that most Indians consume daily, as a preferred drink as well as in its various other forms. Amidst such high demand, the Indian dairy market has been currently valued at approximately Rs 11.35 lakh crores. In a…

Israel is a powerhouse of agriculture technologies. Israeli companies have developed many technological solutions to help both large and small farmers meet the demand for food products. From seawater irrigation to storage technologies that extend shelf life, Israel is dedicated to improving farming techniques around the world. Israel has also been working with the Indian…

With the demand for exotic fruits rising, dragon fruit has emerged as a new favorite amongst today’s generation. Given its peculiar taste and medicinal value, the fruit has created a niche market for itself and many farmers are now trying their hands at growing this new crop. While the production of dragon fruit in India…

The internet has made it easier than ever for farmers to sell their produce online and earn better profits than they earn in the traditional Kisan mandi. A lot of progressive farmers today are trying to make the best out of social media platforms and sell their produce without any middlemen involved in the chain.…

Pearl farming is a lucrative business opportunity, slowly gaining momentum in the country. Although it is not new, people hardly took any interest in pearl farming until recently. Since the pandemic last year, pearl farming has piqued the interest of many as it requires limited human resources and the end product holds a high value.…

In today’s day and age, most businesses are moving online. The e-commerce sector is booming as consumers are switching to online shopping even for daily supplies. Online shopping has been appealing to customers by offering convenience and a personalized shopping experience. This shift in consumer behavior has also strengthened as a response to the safety…

India has been an agricultural nation since its inception. Our farmers have been the backbone of the nation, driving economic growth. But for years, farmers have been distressed, exposed to the vulnerabilities of nature, exploited by middlemen, and suffered because of laws that do not really help them grow. In a country like ours, the…

For a country with 58% of its population’s livelihood depending on agriculture, it is saddening to see the plight of farmers in India. The same farmer who feeds the country is struggling to feed his family, as a direct result of the agrarian crisis. The statistics paint an even more disturbing picture as approximately 4…