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"If your Zomato order is late or there is a defect in your order from Myntra, as an urban consumer, you can simply download the app and type in a customer complaint. You converse with the executive through chat and get a resolution. Rural India doesn’t convey its customer complaints similarly. Rural India doesn’t seek service similarly. Rural India doesn’t search similarly. The information pipeline through which the average Linkedin user gets information is different from the one that Rural India uses. Product awareness pipelines are different. Customer engagement pipelines are different. Sales and service lead pipelines are different." Read this article to understand why organisations need to revisit their communication strategy in order to reach out to Rural India that is Bharat. #farmers #agriculture #Bharat #ruralIndia

I have a confession: I have an OCD when it comes to numbers. While driving, unbeknownst to my wife who is cluelessly chatting away next to me, I am happily adding the digits on the number plates of the vehicles overtaking me. To check whether they are divisible by 3? Or 9? Or 11? My OCD aside, numbers are powerful! They tell stories, fascinating, provocative, alarming, intriguing, gut wrenching stories within a few digits. I mention 6 Million Jews or 27 trillion USD or 2 °C and need I say more? Here are a few numbers related to the impact of climate change on agriculture that could and should and would titillate and intrigue and dare I say, alarm you. 1.     6% and 10%: Global wheat yields are projected to decrease by 6% for each degree Celsius rise in temperature, while rice yields could fall by up to 10%. 2.     1.8 Billion: By 2025, 1.8 billion people will be living in countries or regions with absolute water scarcity, impacting irrigation and agricultural productivity. 3.     1.5 Trillion: Climate change could reduce global agricultural productivity by 17% by 2050, resulting in economic losses estimated at $1.5 trillion. 4.     20%: Climate change could increase food prices by up to 20% by 2050, making it harder for low-income populations to access affordable food. 5.     25%:  Heat stress from climate change could reduce livestock productivity by upto 25% in tropical and subtropical regions by 2050. 6.     Again, 25%:  Increased temperatures and changing precipitation patterns could degrade up to 25% of the world’s arable land by 2050. 7.     50%:  Rising temperatures could increase the spread of agricultural pests and diseases, potentially reducing crop yields by up to 50% in some regions. 8.     20%: Sea level rise and increased salinity could render up to 20% of the world's coastal agricultural land unusable by 2050. The need of the hour is for all stakeholders, heck I would call of you ‘Food Warriors’: Agri input, Food aggregators, Food processing, Agri equipments, Agri Insurance and Agri Finance to come together and strategize with the policy holders to create a robust framework to counter the impact of climate change on agriculture. Else, the numbers, whether they are divisible by 3 or not, look very, very bleak.

Some insights on Autonomous Farm Equipment. 1. What factors drive growth in autonomous farm equipment, such as technological advancements and government support, and what challenges hinder its adoption? 2. With remote sensing poised to lead the market due to cost reductions and automation benefits, what are the main barriers and future prospects for autonomous farm equipment? Market Growth Drivers: 1.     Technological Advancement in Farm Equipment 2.     Rising Global Population and Demand for High-Quality Agricultural Products 3.     Increasing Government Initiatives Supporting the Agriculture Sector Market Restraints: 1.     High Costs of Implementing Advanced Agricultural Equipment 2.     Key Segment: Remote Sensing 3.     Expected Largest Market Share Reasons: 1.     Reduction in Sensor Prices 2.     Rapid Automation of Agricultural Processes 3.     Increasing Government Spending on Farm Automation Systems Challenges: 1.     High Implementation Costs 2.     Technological Integration Complexities 3.     Regulatory and Security Concerns Future Outlook: 1.     Promising Growth Potential 2.     Driven by Technological Innovations 3.     Focus on Sustainable Farming Practices

🌾 How much is the annual Post Harvest Loss in Agriculture in India? It's a shockingly massive figure, of around 1,00,000 crore...😲 Yes! Really! Here are some approximate figures.. 1. Milk - 4500 Cr 2. Meat - 1500 Cr 3. Cereals - 22000 Cr 4. Pulses - 4000 Cr 5. Oil Seeds - 8500 Cr 6. Fruits & Veg. - 43000 Cr In a country like 🇮🇳India, where many people sleep without food, this is a big challenge for us. 👨🌾 Farmers can avail Agriculture Infra Fund(#AIF) for post harvest solutions where they can get upto 2 Cr Loan at reduced interest rates and subsidy.. What are your suggestions? Please mention in in the comment's box. #agriculture #farmer #postharvestsolution

If you are an agro input company and you want to run a loyalty program for your customer, who is the farmer, you will find that it is immensely difficult. 😩 Most seeds, fertilizers and pesticides companies are blind beyond their dealers. They probably have no data as to who their farmer is, what SKU and in what quantity he or she buys, his location, cropping patterns, time of purchase, service needs, product usage feedback, etc. If you have to communicate directly to your loyal farmer, you are unable to. If you have to give a discount or a gift to your loyal farmer, you are unable to. If you have to service your loyal farmer, you are unable to. If you want to simply ask product feedback from a loyal farmer, you are unable to. 🤗 KrishiMandir's AI driven Farmer Loyalty Management Module enables you to track your farmer and conduct farmer loyalty programs across a whole spectrum of products and schemes. Since our modules are housed on Whatsapp, it ensures maximum accessibility and ease of use. 🍇 It is time for companies in the agricultural space to shed their 'No Data' status and adopt Big Data and Artificial Intelligence as tools to reinvent the way they manage their relationship with their farmers. Visit us at www.krishimandir.com to know more. https://lnkd.in/dABRzrYj

Ankit Patel delves into the intricacies of establishing a brand funnel for a rural brand in the 40 billion USD Agro Input industry. A highly dealer dependent, recommendation driven industry, manufacturers can differentiate themselves not only through robust product performance (that's a given), but also through prompt servicing, farmer query resolution and regular farmer engagement.

"The whole world depends on the farmers. The sustenance of the world rests on farmers. If someone suffers the most, then it is only farmers because they always bear the brunt of all kinds of oppression". "My only desire is that India should be a good producer, and no one should be hungry, shedding tears for food in the country". These were words of our true farmer leader Shree Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel. We, on behalf of the entire farming community, wish everyone a Happy Sardar Patel Jayanti.🙏🙏🙏

At KrishiMandir, we're committed to revolutionizing the agricultural sector with cutting-edge CRM solutions. Our mission? Empowering agribusinesses to thrive by harnessing the power of AI and the Whatsapp Business API. Increasing Farmer Base at Reduced Cost through AI With our innovative approach, we're helping agricultural companies expand their farmer base without breaking the bank. By leveraging AI-driven strategies, we're reducing operational costs, reaching more farmers effectively and increasing lead conversion percentage. Join us in the journey towards a more sustainable and prosperous agricultural future. Together, we'll sow the seeds of success! #krishimandir #ai #agricultural #agribusinesses #whatsappbusinessapi #crmsolutions #KrishiMandirCRM #farmer #linkedin #linkedinconnections #linkedinfamily #agriculturalcompanies #AIbasedCRM #CRM #crmsoftware