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The Indian government is accelerating the growth of agri-tech startups and the adoption of innovative technologies in agriculture, such as AI, drones, and precision farming. With various financial assistance schemes and the establishment of incubation centers, the government aims to foster a robust agri-entrepreneurship ecosystem. Additionally, initiatives like the Digital
digital agriculture mission
The Government of India has approved the Digital Agriculture Mission, aimed at creating a Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) for agriculture. This initiative includes the development of AgriStack, Krishi Decision Support System (KDSS), and a Soil Fertility & Profile Map to enhance the digital agriculture ecosystem. The mission focuses on providing
digital agriculture mission
The Government of India has approved the Digital Agriculture Mission, aimed at creating a Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) for agriculture. This initiative includes the Agri Stack, which consists of foundational registries such as Geo-Referenced Village Maps, Crop Sown Registry, and Farmers Registry. As of August 2025, over 7 million Farmer
Agri Stack
The Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers’ Welfare organized a National Conference on Agri Stack in New Delhi, focusing on leveraging technology for farmer-centric governance. Key discussions included the integration of digital land records, Farmer Registries, and upcoming services like Digitally Verifiable Certificates. Memoranda of Understanding were signed with several states