Agrownet

world's largest farmers network Transforming Agriculture In India Agrownet Launched in Feb - 2016 Founded by 3 childhood friends Tanhaji Gaikwad ,

Narendra kadam and Pavan Bangare it has provided employment opportunities to more than

7500 people Internationally Agrownet known as the most prominent agriculture brand.

Agrownet Aims to create a global competition with its unique Digital Agri products and service

offerings . we are associated with कृषि एवं किसान कल्याण मंत्रालय and कृषी विभाग महाराष्ट्र शासन .

MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE & FARMERS WELFARE India is the apex body for formulation and

administration of the rules and regulations and laws related to agriculture in India.

we are connected with more than 9 crore Indian farmers through digital network like

facebook , Youtube, Whatsapp and more than 27 government agencies and 380 private

manufacturing brands and service providers . We have more than 98 satisfied customers

from Maharashtra in just one month. In short we provide you all digital solutions for your product or service on internet fo reach

more farmers in your state or beyond. Through our Agrownet business solutions. We create

solutions that mutually benefit farmers and agricultural companies in the India and far

beyond . We have more than 29 youtube channles with more than 2 crore subscribers, and

mobile database of 80 lakhs farmers till date. Again in short we can reach more than

10 crore ( 10,00,00,000 ) farmers till end of this Diwali. for mutual benefits.................

Though the agricultural sector contributes to 16 % of GDP but still the

sector remains highly unorganized, afflicted by a Lost of problems. The major problem that

has been ailing in this sector is the least involvement of modern machineries & technologies

and the existing gap in the supply chain management Agrownet world's largest farmers

network Agrownet Transforming Agriculture In India. We have develop business model

further and acquiring new customers. Agriculture is the backbone of the country. With over

70 percent Indian households still dependant on farming, the sector holds a huge potential

for agrownet business model.