Responsible input use enables smallholder farmers in India, typically operating on holdings under 2 hectares, to achieve optimal crop yields, minimise expenditure through reduced wastage, an...
New agricultural technologies transition from laboratory innovation to widespread adoption among farmers through structured pathways that involve research, validation, regulatory approval, a...
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Precision diagnostics—sensors, drones, GIS—optimize fertiliser, water, and pesticide use on Indian farms, cutting waste, costs, and boosting yields....
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Farmer training and advisory services yield benefits comparable to high-quality farm inputs, enabling India's 140 million agricultural households to optimise resource utilisation for enhance...
Precision farming, also known as precision agriculture, is an advanced farming technique that uses technology to monitor and manage the variability of field conditions in order to optimize c...
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Drip irrigation is a highly efficient and water-saving irrigation method that delivers water directly to the plant roots through a system of pipes, tubes, and emitters. This method minimiz...
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India’s agriculture sector is undergoing a transformative change driven by cutting-edge innovations that promise to increase productivity, ensure sustainability and improve farmer’s li...
Modern agriculture faces the dual challenge of producing enough food to feed a growing population while protecting the environment and natural resources. Crop protection is key to this bal...
India’s agrochemical market was valued at over 11 billion USD in 2025 and is projected to grow steadily in response to rising food demand and agriculture modernization. Agrochemicals such...
India is home to one of the largest populations in the world, and feeding over 1.4 billion people is a huge challenge. Our farmers work tirelessly on small and often fragmented lands to gro...
The next Green Revolution in India will be driven not only by seeds and irrigation, but by “smart” agrochemicals used with precision, data and digital tools to boost yields while cutting...
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India produces a lot of fruits, vegetables, grains and other food crops. But a large part of this food gets wasted after harvest because of poor storage and handling. This causes big losses ...
In India, farmers are using new methods to raise productivity but also protect the soil, save water and fight pollution. This balance helps feed the nation while keeping the land healthy for...
Skill development and empowerment of rural youth are indispensable for creating an inclusive, resilient, and future-ready agricultural sector led by digital transformations. Digital agricult...
Agriculture remains the backbone of India’s economy, supporting nearly 54.6% of the population. For small and marginal farmers, which constitute the majority access to affordable credit an...
