India’s agritech startup ecosystem has flourished in the past couple of years by leveraging tech to mitigate chronic issues.

Blockchain use cases in agriculture contribute to building a transparent, fair, and tamper-proof value chain.

Samhitha has pioneered a Digital Tree Health Audit System (DTHAS), a unique method of recording, analyzing, and interpreting the health of individual trees.

The 'Uberization of Agriculture' increases profitability and alleviates uncertainty among smallholder growers.

With a growing population to feed and a need to improve their own earnings, it is only imperative that farmers in India leverage technology more.

Once overlooked, agritech startups are beginning to have a moment in India.

The world’s population is steadily growing and as per the United Nations estimate, roughly 83 million people are added to the global population every year, writes Ranjeet Koul at Express Computer. By 2050, the number of people on planet...

Agriculture is continuing to show resilience in the face of one of the most disruptive crises the world has ever seen, writes Anil Nair at Financial Express. In the first quarter of the financial year ended June 2020, the...

'Uberization' is a word derived from the functionality of 'Uber', the popular commute option in our fast-paced world, reports Business Wire India. This word has various applications and connotes a property of a highly tele-networked business to hit the...

Recently, Rajya Sabha passed two farm bills — Farmers’ Produce Trade and Commerce (Promotion and Facilitation) Bill, 2020 along with the Agreement of Price Assurance and Farm Services Bill, 2020, writes Shraddha Goled at Analytics India Magazine. One of...

Strategic and systematic IoT application planning is required to adopt smart farming technologies and endorse its implementation in India.

Food industry officials in the United Arab Emirates may soon have a blockchain-based supply chain to obtain agricultural products directly from India, writes Turner Wright at Cointelegraph. According to an Aug. 31 report, officials in the United Arab Emirates (UAE)...

Agri-tech startup RMSI Cropalytics executes satellite-based crop health tracking and yield estimation for several districts in India, writes Sudipta Dev at Express Computer. Roli Jindal, Co-founder, RMSI Cropalytics, shares how they are deploying deep technologies such as machine learning,...

The conditions in India are ripe for tech innovations, with changing government regulations, improvements in connectivity, and continued investments.

The social situation as of date is an extremely sensitive one, reports Krishi Jagran. Indian businesses are bleeding, losses being incurred in every industry, and various people will never be able to see life the same way again. The...

From Africa to India, changes in the recent months and years have really brought about a paradigm shift in technology adoption by farmers.

Digital tools are helping to propel the agro-sector of India toward significant growth in the wake of the pandemic.

They might be in a minority but their work is inspiring, reports Financial Express. We are referring to some of the homegrown agritech startups that are transforming Indian agriculture by developing innovative digital solutions to maximize productivity, improve market...

Digitization of agriculture can help farmers tackle the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and farmers can ensure sale of their produce with transportation, finance, and supply chain being managed with the help of technology, according to Pune-based agritech enterprise...

A third of the earth’s area is already unfit for growing crops, writes Garsha Sai Nitesh at Krishi Jagran. Earth-friendly agriculture which refers to the proper use of land, water, labor, diversity, and technology to decrease the environmental impact...