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PM Modi trains focus on Fish-Tech for Fisheries
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|AgroSpectrum India June 2025
Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasised the need to modernise India's fisheries sector by developing smart harbours and markets, and leveraging technologies like drones for the transportation and marketing of the catch especially urban from production centres to markets.
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He stated that these drone operations will align with civil aviation regulations to ensure safe and efficient transport of fresh fish. The meeting focused on deep-sea fishing, seafood exp
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"India should move toward productivity-linked livestock insurance–but only through a phased, data-anchored evolution"
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AgroSpectrum to host 2nd edition of Technovate 2026 on March 12-13 in Vashi
After the successful completion of its first edition, AgroSpectrum is again ready for its second edition of AgroSpectrum Technovate 2026 on 12 and 13th March 2026 with the theme \"Transforming Agriculture with Innovation and Technology\" at CIDCO Exhibition & Convention Centre in Vashi, Navi Mumbai.
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Boosting turmeric supply chain initiatives
India leads the global turmeric supply chain, being the largest producer, consumer and exporter of turmeric. The major turmeric export markets for the country are Bangladesh, the UAE, and the US. It accounts for over 62 per cent of the market, with its supply chain spanning cultivation in key states like Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, and Bihar. This yellow spice from the Curcuma longa plant serves as both a culinary staple and a traditional remedy with anti-inflammatory properties. Though India is one of the largest producers of turmeric, the country imports a substantial amount from other countries. Erratic climatic conditions, value addition, product innovation and product development appear weaker, leading to a shortfall in output. Proper strategies should be in place to boost turmeric production and the supply chain. Let's dig deeper.
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"Our technology bridges scientific precision with farmer knowledge, creating a system that is scalable, future-ready, and capable of transforming agriculture at scale"
As climate volatility reshapes Indian agriculture, digital intelligence is emerging as a critical resilience tool. In this exclusive AgroSpectrum interview, Ajay Shelke of WOTR explains how FarmPrecise applies AI and hyperlocal weather data to deliver field-level advisories and evolve into a farmer-centric digital operating system for climate-vulnerable regions. Edited experts;
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“Policymakers can make climate-smart farming viable by creating incentives that are practical and profitable.”
UPL, with its presence in over 140 countries, has recently launched its global campaign #AFarmerCan. Jai Shroff, Chairman and Group CEO, UPL Group, in an interaction with AgroSpectrum, elaborates on how UPL is advocating stronger financial and institutional mechanisms that reward sustainable practices and build long-term resilience. Edited excerpts;
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Women-Centric FPOS Reshape Farm Economy
Women-led Farmer Producer Organisations (FPOS) in India have gained momentum in 2025, driven by government schemes and sustainability goals. As of June 2025, 1,663 FPOs are registered with 100 per cent women members, and 949 have over 50 women members under the Central Sector Scheme for 10,000 FPOs.
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WOMEN AGRIPRENEUERS: Pillars of Vision 2030
The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation (UN FAO) has launched a global campaign dubbed 'International Year of the Woman Farmer 2026', aimed at recognising women's indispensable yet often overlooked contribution to global agrifood systems and to close persistent gender gaps.
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From Premium to Precarious: India's Basmati Faces Strategic Reckoning
Few crops embody India's agricultural heritage and global ambition like basmati rice. Long-grained and aromatic, basmati is both a cultural symbol and one of India's most valuable agri-exports. Yet its future is increasingly uncertain. Policy volatility, geopolitical pressures, sustainability scrutiny, and intensifying competition-particularly from Pakistan-are forcing a strategic reckoning. The central question is no longer about scale, but positioning: should basmati be managed as a strategic commodity or elevated as a protected, premium global agri-brand?
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Baramati, Agrovision and NBSSLUP seal landmark MoU to drive AI-enabled agriculture across Vidarbha
In a move that could redefine the technological architecture of Indian agriculture, Baramati-based institutions, Agrovision Foundation and the National Bureau of Soil Survey and Land Use Planning (NBSSLUP) have signed a landmark Memorandum of Understanding to accelerate the deployment of artificial intelligence across Vidarbha's farming systems.
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AI driven orange farming: a key to increased yield and export opportunities for Vidarbha
“Use of AI driven orange farming methods, new high-yield orange varieties and use of latest post-harvest technologies will help make orange farming profitable in Vidarbha region,” said the experts in the special workshop “Citrus production and Processing technologies” held as a part of the Agrovision recently.
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