Agriculture sustains the livelihoods of more than half of India's population. Despite being the backbone of the Indian economy, the agriculture sector faces several challenges, ranging from crop productivity and inefficiency in the value chain to low value addition and poor market linkages. Thankfully, advances in technology can help solve both demand-side and supply-side issues in the agriculture sector. Artificial intelligence, the Internet of Things, machine learning, blockchain, and big data have the potential to transform the face of Indian agriculture.
Founded in October 2018 by alumni of BHU Agriculture, Vidaksh Technology has made significant strides in promoting modernization and advanced technology in agriculture and allied sectors at both national and international levels. Vidaksh has collaborated with international agencies (such as JICA, JDS, and Japanese companies in the dairy, agriculture, and automotive sectors), government sectors (including APEDA, the Department of Agriculture, Uttar Pradesh, and NABARD), research institutes (such as Tata Energy Research Institute - TERI, Institute of Agricultural Sciences, BHU, University of Sussex, UK), and private sector companies (including Manipal Technology, MAHAFPC, and Gyan matrix).
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What is the Farming Investment Fund
To plan, coordinate and monitor R & D programmes for sustainable agricultural production and resource conservation and to serve as knowledge repository in the field of natural resource management speaking the was out horrible for domestic position.