A griculture has long been the backbone of India’s economy, providing employment to nearly half of the country’s population and sustaining millions of rural households. Despite its central role, the sector faces persistent challenges: low productivity, fragmented supply chains, outdated practices, climate vulnerabilities, and limited access to finance and technology. To address these systemic issues, India urgently needs a surge in agri-tech startups that can transform the sector, drive efficiency, and empower farmers.

Bridging the Technology Gap

India’s farmers, particularly smallholders, often lack access to modern tools, machinery, and data-driven insights. Agri-tech startups can bridge this gap by offering precision farming solutions, soil health monitoring, drone-assisted crop sur

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