Transparency And Fair Equity

With these crops, picture a company run by farmers. Additionally, you now have a neighboring one with a different crop rotation. What if we could use a single chain to connect crop farmers from different collectives? As a result, we will have chains of grapes, java palms, sugar cane, pomegranate and so forth.

Therefore, we continue to integrate farmer cooperatives with entities in the value chain. With the addition of additional crops that can now collectively decide to negotiate with the market and manage supply, the chain needs to keep getting longer and its core link keeps getting stronger. On relevant value chains, the other entities of the value chain, such as wholesalers, transporters, exporters, and e-commerce, are integrated.

Agro-Trust would play a crucial role in this, as Yashdrakshnagari is assisting 50 of the state’s largest farmer-owned businesses in establishing integrated value chains.