A breath of fresh air in the otherwise difficult agritech market

- Agrim secures $17.3M in Series B funding led by Asia Impact - Startup aims to build just-in-time supply chain for agri-input retailers - Platform offers catalog of 30,000+ items across seeds, agrochemicals, nutrition, and tools - Company plans expansion to southern and western India, adding new product categories - Agrim claims 1,200 manufacturers and 25,000 retailers serving 15 million farmers Source: [Techcrunch](https://techcrunch.com/2024/08/29/indias-agrim-snags-17-3m-to-help-farmers-get-inputs-like-seeds-and-pesticides-more-easily/)

Are there any early stage startups in agritech which looks promising?

Let's ignore what's wrong with startups, keep this an optimistic thread. Which startups make you excited about their future? The ones that have cracked product, GTM, model, or something else. Name the best Indian startups :)

- The SEBI-registered Category II AIF will support agritech and rural startups with equity and debt funding. - Centre and NABARD will each contribute INR 250 Cr, with the remaining INR 250 Cr from banks, insurance companies, and private investors. - Agriculture ministry launched the Krishi Nivesh portal to centralize investment opportunities and agri-related information. - Union agriculture minister emphasized the government's commitment to empowering farmers and modernizing agriculture. - The launch follows the approval of the INR 2,817 Cr digital agriculture mission to build digital public infrastructure for farming. Source: [Inc42](https://inc42.com/buzz/centre-launches-inr-750-cr-agrisure-fund-to-back-agritech-startups/)

What’s the chatter regarding Indian startup’s in agritech? Dehaat, Waycool, Ninjakart etc.. hear they’re hunkering down but are likely to survive the next couple of years at least…

Hi guys, I'm very keen to explore this space, non-techie here, grew up in the farming family so know the ground realities. I have 1-2 ideas in my mind but before I take that plunge would like to hear from you guys how is this space going to evolve in next 10-15 years (I'm committing long term). If anyone has any ideas do share it here.

Hey everyone, I had this random thought - what if you could invest directly in farm harvests? Like, instead of buying stocks in big agriculture companies, you actually bought a share of a farm's crops and made money when they sell. I'm curious - if this was a real thing, what kind of returns would you expect to make it worth your while? Just a quirky idea that popped into my head. Interested to hear what you all think - cool concept or totally crazy?

I have a valid idea