agricultural innovation

Rajesh Krishna K, a 16-year-old student in Karnataka, innovated a special machine in 2015 which aids in systematic sowing of seeds, ploughing of land, irrigation and helps farmers yield an increased output.

Growing 16 noni trees in his backyard in Bokaro, Jharkhand, 24-year-old Prasenjeet Kumar has shown how indigenous superfruits can transform livelihoods.

Raju Mupparapu, a resident of Warangal, Telangana, has innovated eco-friendly pens from dried corn husk which have garnered praise and 1,000 orders by the city’s commissioner and the Telangana State Innovation Cell.

17-year-old Ashok Gorre, a resident of Suryapet District, Telangana has invented low-cost tools that can make agricultural work such as sowing, reaping, and weeding easy.

This startup has launched an eco-friendly electric tractor, which is suitable for doing work in agricultural fields.

His company, Sunshine Vegetables, is one of the largest producers of English carrots in India.

It took him two years to make his first machine - a weeder, despite several failures, taunts from friends and doubt from his family.

Can tomatoes be grown at -17ºC? Thanks to researchers at #DRDO, Ladakhi farmers are not just growing them without using any chemicals, they are producing a harvest that's twice the national average!

Cutting down on daily drudgery, IoT-based 'Pluto' lets farmers control their water pumps from anywhere and at anytime!

They were able to reap huge profits by combining traditional skills with modern technology.