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Why technology holds the key towards atmanirbhar krishi

By |2021-10-29T14:39:11+05:30October 29, 2021|News|

During the second wave of the pandemic, agrarian communities in rural India had to bear the brunt of stricter and longer lockdown measures. In fact, smallholder farmers lost a significant chunk of their incomes when supply chains were not working at full capacity.

Fatal and non-fatal damages to the farmers also affect their dependents: Says Anilkumar SG, CEO, and founder at Samunnati

By |2022-01-06T13:32:10+05:30October 4, 2021|News|

To free Indian farmers from the vulnerabilities of farming risks, and to promote the culture of insurance across rural India and especially among smallholder farmers.

Samunnati launches new scheme to crowdsource funds to cover small farmers’ risks

By |2022-01-06T13:30:36+05:30October 4, 2021|News|

Specialised agri value chain enabling start-up Samunnati on Saturday launched an insurance initiative Annadata Suraksha Abhiyaan (ASA) to cover farmers from daily farming risks.

Samunnati, SatSure sign MoU to enable farm monitoring of loanee farmers to mitigate risk

By |2022-01-06T13:26:26+05:30September 28, 2021|News|

SatSure would enable farm-level monitoring of crop performance for loanee farmers of Samunnati and Samunnati would provide financing solutions to SatSure for their working capital and expansion requirements.

Richer Harvests: Technology for better farm yields

By |2021-10-29T14:40:38+05:30September 28, 2021|Blog|

The agriculture industry employs around 58% of the Indian population contributing significantly to the Indian economy at around 18% of the country’s GDP. The sector is highly reliant on factors such as manpower, capital and rainfall, all of which pose a formidable challenge.

Samunnati Signs MoU to Expand Accessibility for SFAC’s Financial Schemes

By |2022-01-06T13:31:21+05:30September 22, 2021|Blog|

Samunnati believes agriculture in India is more than it appears to be – it is diverse, vibrant and spirited. In fact, Indian agriculture is constantly evolving, not just for the technology it uses or modern practices it appropriates.

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