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Varaha generates carbon credits through its tech solutions.

The Two Brothers Organic Farms operates as a self-sustaining, biodiverse food system that is guided by the principles of Regenerative Agriculture and inspired by the peaceful and simple lifestyle of rural areas.

Kisankonnect operates as a farmer-producer company. Kisankonnect has an integrated farming system, which brings the goodness of fresh, hygienic fruits and vegetables. KisanKonnect directly procures food from a network of 5,000 farmers using village-level collection centers and delivers the produce to consumers in Mumbai and Pune, eliminating intermediaries from the supply chain.

Wastelink owns a food upcycling platform that strives to decrease food waste. The company's platform utilizes advanced processing technology to help food manufacturers handle their excess and waste by converting it into nutritious animal feeds. This ensures that food waste stays in the food chain and offers a sustainable food-to-feed ecosystem for the country's residents.

Social Commerce Platform in Agri-tech-Providing extensive range of high-quality Unadulterated inputs & personalized advisory to the Farmers through last-mile connected person (Peer Partner)

Eekifoods develops a unique and proprietary vegetable growing technology, which allows it to produce completely residue-free, Indian and exotic vegetables and sell them profitably at near-market prices.

Loopworm is developing innovative technologies and processes to utilize insects for creating sustainable products. They believe that by maximizing the value of each insect through biotechnology and bio-processing, the insect agriculture industry will thrive. Insects have the potential to be used in a variety of industries beyond just food waste and animal nutrition, including cosmetics, nutraceuticals, and industrial chemicals. Loopworm is aiming to become the world's largest insect processor by working with contract cultivators and utilizing unique processing technology. They currently use Silkworms and Black Soldier Fly larvae, with plans to expand into other markets such as plant biostimulants and recombinant proteins. Established in 2019 by Ankit Alok Bagaria and Abhi Gawri, Loopworm has already commissioned a large-scale insect processing facility in Bangalore, Karnataka.

Pehle Jaisa is a decentralized method of producing organic fertilizer.

Bharat Krushi Seva is a platform that provides farmers with a range of services through an app, such as personalized crop advice and market connections. The aim is to help farmers boost productivity and reduce production costs using data analysis and remote sensing technology.