agricultural innovations

Explore the inspiring agricultural innovations by Hariman Sharma, L. Hangthing, and Subhash Khetulal Sharma, the Padma Shri 2025 awardees who are transforming farming practices.

From being wifi-enabled to promoting reverse migration, these Indian villages are setting a precedent for other rural spaces to follow.

Inverter bulbs and solar insect traps to zero-electricity water purifier, these 5 innovations by Indians are revolutionising rural areas.

Earthen Tunes was launched in 2019 by three graduates of National Institute of Design, Ahmedabad to design comfortable shoes for farmers using a desi wool.

It took him two years to make his first machine - a weeder, despite several failures, taunts from friends and doubt from his family.

"Who better to understand the issues of a farmer than a farmer himself,” says Narayan, who has developed several 'jugaad' tactics to make farming less cumbersome and more profitable!

Maharashtra farmer Chandrashekar Bhadsavle’s method, SRT (Saguna Rice Technique) farming avoids tilling completely and lets the residue of the earlier crop (in the rice crop’s case-- paddy stubble) disintegrate into the soil with the help of weedicides and microbial cultures.

An agricultural equipment rental company is working towards organising the sector and making it profitable for everyone involved.

Class 12 student, Dikshita Khullar, designs a ‘magic-fridge’, that runs without electricity and is expected to help farmers and middlemen who deal with fruits and vegetables everyday.

Here's is the inspiring story of 'serial innovator' Uddhab Bharali, a hardworking and humble college dropout whose energy-efficient and low-cost machines are simplifying agricultural processes for farmers across the country.