Starting Hi-Fi Agriculture business in india

[asvino]

Hi am interested in starting agriculture business in India. This is not a traditional agriculture, i gonna use modern technology in agriculture like soil less irrigation. Irrigation without soil - so i don't need large land, i planned to harvest cash crops, rare fruits and vegges.
I need to know how my plan sounds and will i succeeded in my business and how to market my products.

[Encrypted]

First off, let me say that I firmly believe that new soil-less farming is the way of the future. Eventually, when fertile land becomes an issue and food demands rise, I think all farming will be done in such a manner. If you have the start-up costs that this requires, I think it's an excellent idea and would go for it.

[entrepreneur100]

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[Maadi]

Hi,
Some useful point before start a agriculture business. First of all you focus on your business plan. Develop a well organized network system, Weather condition heavily depend on agriculture so keep update, Transportation cost, Feasibility study is also very important, Keep update with the product prices because prices changing everyday. Internet is a big source to check all the trend and issues. I found a site agriculturedir.com from different resource, which help you to see the agriculture business and services.

Regard:
Rachel

[Glass]

I thought I had made a post on this thread but don't see it.

Yes, agriculture business is the future for those who are willing to put in the effort. There are quite some resources on the internet. You can check farmnest.com/forum too for some advice from other farmers and experts.

Cheers.