@twrahul@PARInetwork Same happens to tomato farmers all over India because tomatoes are highly perishable. Farmers don't have the option of taking back their produce and come back the next day. We have working on increasing tomato shelf life.
Farming is one of the riskiest commercial activity. Its a battle to get food to people's plates. Salute to the unwavering spirit of our farmers
#supportfarmer#dontwastefood
Floods cause crop losses on 1.5 lakh hectares in Maharashtra https://t.co/GGdagQp33g via @timesofindia
Its raining unicorns in India startup ecosystem this year. Which agritech startup in India will be the first unicorn? Please leave your reason in comments.
@ninjacart@DeHaatTM@WayCoolFoods@agrostar_in
Hopefully direct procurements by major retailers will benefit farmers of other states also.
Amazon to acquire apple, stone fruits, veggies in Himachal https://t.co/0MlXJkyU8V
@DurgaShaktiIAS Even today, its possible to enjoy Indian mangoes till August-end maybe even in September. I hope some day, mangoes will also be available throughout the year just like apples
We need a stable trade policy, else the supply chains will move and Indian farmer will be the biggest loser.
Japan, US object to India’s frequent bans on onion exports https://t.co/Ip5opQi3oq via @FinancialXpress
If we waste more, the consequences for the plant will be disastrous.
India grows more food, wastes more, while more go hungry https://t.co/CXvFsfWZp9 via @indiatoday
I’ve grown so many green onions that I had to let my neighbours take some as they walk by. Soon, I’ll be able to add cucumbers, tomatoes, and bell peppers to the crate. Squash will be added in the fall.
Normally not available until September, industry experts said mangoes should arrive in coming weeks and could last up until March next year. #9News
https://t.co/OKdwe2dSrX
@agri_technology Letting someone in who is not going to play be rules has consequences.
China has just started exerting its influence, the worst is yet to come....