This method promotes sustainable agriculture by enhancing biodiversity, improving soil fertility and reducing environmental pollution.

India’s organic farming sector is witnessing steady growth amid rising consumer awareness and demand for chemical-free produce. The Indian agriculture market was valued at $435.9 Bn and is expected to reach $580.82 Bn by 2028, growing at a CAGR of 4.9% during this period.

Startups are disrupting the organic farming landscape by providing farmers with access to organic seeds, certification services, farm advisory, and supply chain solutions. Key challenges addressed include lack of awareness, certification complexities, yield concerns and limited market access. Digital platforms enable traceability, direct-to-consumer sales and transparent pricing, helping build consumer trust and farmer incomes.

Notable Indian startups in organic farming include BigHaat, FARM2FAM, Organic India and Ninjacart’s organic produce division. These companies leverage technology to enhance input availability, farming practices and distribution efficiency. As consumer preference shifts towards healthier lifestyles and sustainable choices, organic farming is positioned to play an increasingly important role in India’s agricultural and food ecosystems.

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