With the rise of startups and technology in the last decade, many industries have seen a tremendous change in their operations. The agricultural sector is no exception. As a testament to that, the AgTech industry has sprouted and grown exponentially. AgTech, or Agriculture Technology, involves using technology to solve problems in agriculture and improve farming. This article aims to provide insights into some extraordinary AgTech startups that were founded in 2020 or later, with their headquarters in Maharashtra, India.

If you’re looking for innovative edge and disruptive techniques for farming, these startups are the ones to watch out for. Not only are they using technology to improve farming operations, but they have also created platforms to facilitate connections between all players in the industry. As a consequence, these startups have made a significant impact within the sector in a very short period. These young companies reflect the progressive approach of Indian startups in revolutionising traditional sectors.

Each of the businesses listed below offers unique value propositions that distinguish them within the AgTech industry. They focus on empowering farmers with technology and information to increase their yields and income. Let’s take a deep dive into these startups that are revolutionising agriculture with technology.

Innoterra

Co-founded by Didier Sangiorgio, Francisco Fernandez, Pablo Erat, and Ron Pal, Innoterra is an AgTech startup based in Mumbai. The company aims to transform the food ecosystem on a large scale to provide a sustainable supply of healthy food. Besides improving access to information, insights, and infrastructure, Innoterra helps its partners access markets, people, and capital. Connect with Innoterra on LinkedIn.

Ebuysugar

Based in Kolhapur, Ebuysugar operates in AgTech, B2B, Consumer Goods, and FinTech sectors. It is a growing technology-enabled agri-commerce platform disrupting the highly fragmented and disorganised sugar industry. Aimed at revolutionising the sugar industry, Ebuysugar’s central product is an online trading platform that uses SAAS-enabled ERP and digital bookkeeping. Stay connected with Ebuysugar on Facebook and @jkindiaofficial.

Crophle

Crophle, founded by Advait Thakur, Anilkumar Patil, and Kavya Gupta in Mumbai, brings an innovative solution to the Agricultural Sector in India. By targeting the corrupt parts of the country’s agriculture supply chain, Crophle aims to provide better opportunities to farmers and vegetable vendors. Connect with Crophle on @crophle, Facebook, and LinkedIn.

AgriVijay

Headquartered in Pune, AgriVijay is an AgTech startup that focuses on Renewable Energy and Social Impact. Through an online curated platform, AgriVijay encourages farmers to become Energy Independent by offering all possible Renewable Energy Products for Agriculture. Stay updated with AgriVijay on @AgrivijayT, Facebook, and LinkedIn.

GreenSat Innovation Labs

GreenSat Innovation Labs, founded by Aarush Yadav, Ankesh Toshniwal, Deepak Yadav, and Jash Sheth, is an AgTech startup based in Mumbai. This company uses satellite imagery data analytics to serve precision farming and risk mitigation needs. Join the conversation with GreenSat Innovation Labs on @GreenSatIndia and Facebook.

Bharat Krushi Seva

Focusing on Agriculture, AgTech, and Mobile Apps, Bharat Krushi Seva provides a platform for farmers offering them services including personalised crop advisory to Market Connectivity. This Pune-based startup aims to help farmers increase their productivity and decrease their total production cost using Data analytics and remote sensing technology. Stay connected with Bharat Krushi Seva on Facebook, @krushi_seva and LinkedIn.

By leveraging the power of technology and creating effective networking platforms, these startups have positioned themselves at the forefront of the AgTech industry in India. These enterprises are reshaping the agricultural landscape through their innovative platforms and are setting new standards for the future of farming. Keep an eye on them as they continue to grow and impact the AgTech industry in India.