Patanjali’s Technology Becomes New Support System For Farmers, Boosts Income Through Organic Farming
Farming News: Patanjali Ayurved claims it is empowering farmers through organic farming and fair trade. Its innovative solutions and digital tools are said to be strengthening the rural economy.
Farming in India: India’s well-known indigenous company, Patanjali Ayurved, claims that it is playing a major role in supporting farmers and strengthening the village economy. According to the company, it promotes organic farming and is improving farmers' lives through fair trade. Patanjali has stated that its ‘Kisan Samriddhi Programme’ provides farmers with organic fertilisers, good quality seeds, and pest control methods. This enhances soil strength and does not harm the environment.
The company claims, “Patanjali’s trade model ensures farmers get a fair price for their crops. By eliminating middlemen and purchasing directly from farmers, the company helps increase their income. Additionally, Patanjali’s contract farming scheme offers financial security to farmers. This not only benefits the farmers but also promotes employment and development in villages.”
Patanjali Expands into the Technology Sector
The company says, “Patanjali has also advanced into the technology sector. It has developed digital applications for farmers that provide information about land, weather updates, and market prices. These tools help farmers improve their farming techniques and stay competitive in the market. Products like Patanjali’s Jaivik Prom nourish the soil and are useful for all types of crops.”
Farmers Are Gaining Financially – Patanjali
The company claims, “This effort by Patanjali is transforming agriculture and also protecting the environment. Its schemes are providing financial benefits to farmers while fulfilling their social responsibilities. In this way, Patanjali’s new methods and fair trade practices are taking Indian agriculture to new heights.”
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