Vertical farming and controlled growing methods offer new ways to produce food, especially in cities, using less water and ...

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Imagine India’s farms getting a high-tech makeover. By 2025, nearly two-thirds of farmers will use digital advice, not just village elders. It’s like having PhDs in your agricultural WhatsApp group.

Indian farmers are boosting pulse productivity using smart irrigation, improved seeds, and modern techniques that increase ...

The Indian government has been signing on big tech companies to help with its farming initiatives. Microsoft and Amazon are among the companies that have signed on. Microsoft has chosen 100 villages ...

As Budget 2026 reshapes agricultural policy around technology and climate resilience, industry leaders assess whether AI and reforms can make farming viable ...

India's agricultural sector is witnessing a revolutionary transformation as cutting-edge space technology merges with artificial intelligence. From satellite-based crop monitoring to AI-powered ...

The recent India–US trade engagement signals deeper agricultural trade integration ahead. As markets open further, Indian ...

“Science-first farming” is the path to sustainable income growth, and Indian farming is entering a period of rapid transition, says Ankur Aggarwal, Executive Chairman & Managing Director, Crystal Crop ...

Professor Vikram Gandhi’s Immersive Field Course (IFC) “Development while Decarbonizing: India’s Path to Net-Zero" delved into the critical aspect of decarbonization and sustainability goals amid ...