Clinical Study of Innovative Initiatives of Sahyadri Agro Farm

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Auteurs principaux: Hajare, Mahesh Bajirao, Bhagwat, Arjun Bhanudas
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author Hajare, Mahesh Bajirao
Bhagwat, Arjun Bhanudas
author_facet Hajare, Mahesh Bajirao
Bhagwat, Arjun Bhanudas
contents <p><strong><em><span lang="EN-IN">Abstract</span></em></strong></p> <p><em><span lang="EN-IN">Sahyadri Agro Farming is an agricultural initiative that focuses on sustainable and organic farming practices in the Sahyadri region of Maharashtra and India. Sahyadri Agro Farming emphasizes the use of natural and organic methods to cultivate crops, avoiding the use of artificial fertilizers and pesticides. Improved soil health, organic farming practices help maintain soil fertility and structure. Sahyadri Agro Farming helps improve the livelihood of the farmers by providing them with a stable source of income. Promotes environmentally friendly practices, and conserves natural resources.</span></em></p> <p><em><span>Sahyadri Agro Farms launched its own FMCG products three and a half years ago. Food drinks, juices, jams, ketchups, frozen and IQF products are available in about </span></em><span lang="HI">10 </span><em><span>thousand retail outlets in Nashik, Jalgaon, Pune, Mumbai. Sahyadri Agro Farms' aseptic packaging products are also available in the market. Sahyadri Agro Farms has appointed HORECA distributors for frozen fruits and vegetables for hotels, restaurants and catering.</span></em></p> <p><span lang="HI">‘</span><em><span>B-to-C’ and ‘B-to-B’- The company has developed ‘B-to-C’ (Business to Consumer) and ‘B-to-B’ (Business to Business) marts. Retail and wholesale buyers who sell fruits without direct customers can buy. After booking through the “Sahyadriyan” app, the delivery is made from </span></em><span lang="HI">49 </span><em><span>distribution centers of Sahyadri Agro Farms in the states of Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh and Gujarat. Currently, more than </span></em><span lang="HI">50 </span><em><span>tonnes of fruits are supplied daily. The target is to take this quantity to </span></em><span lang="HI">500 </span><em><span>tonnes per day. This wholesale market will also expand to other states of the country including Delhi.</span></em></p>
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spellingShingle Clinical Study of Innovative Initiatives of Sahyadri Agro Farm
Hajare, Mahesh Bajirao
Bhagwat, Arjun Bhanudas
Agrofarm, commercial, processing industry, Agro Business etc.
<p><strong><em><span lang="EN-IN">Abstract</span></em></strong></p> <p><em><span lang="EN-IN">Sahyadri Agro Farming is an agricultural initiative that focuses on sustainable and organic farming practices in the Sahyadri region of Maharashtra and India. Sahyadri Agro Farming emphasizes the use of natural and organic methods to cultivate crops, avoiding the use of artificial fertilizers and pesticides. Improved soil health, organic farming practices help maintain soil fertility and structure. Sahyadri Agro Farming helps improve the livelihood of the farmers by providing them with a stable source of income. Promotes environmentally friendly practices, and conserves natural resources.</span></em></p> <p><em><span>Sahyadri Agro Farms launched its own FMCG products three and a half years ago. Food drinks, juices, jams, ketchups, frozen and IQF products are available in about </span></em><span lang="HI">10 </span><em><span>thousand retail outlets in Nashik, Jalgaon, Pune, Mumbai. Sahyadri Agro Farms' aseptic packaging products are also available in the market. Sahyadri Agro Farms has appointed HORECA distributors for frozen fruits and vegetables for hotels, restaurants and catering.</span></em></p> <p><span lang="HI">‘</span><em><span>B-to-C’ and ‘B-to-B’- The company has developed ‘B-to-C’ (Business to Consumer) and ‘B-to-B’ (Business to Business) marts. Retail and wholesale buyers who sell fruits without direct customers can buy. After booking through the “Sahyadriyan” app, the delivery is made from </span></em><span lang="HI">49 </span><em><span>distribution centers of Sahyadri Agro Farms in the states of Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh and Gujarat. Currently, more than </span></em><span lang="HI">50 </span><em><span>tonnes of fruits are supplied daily. The target is to take this quantity to </span></em><span lang="HI">500 </span><em><span>tonnes per day. This wholesale market will also expand to other states of the country including Delhi.</span></em></p>
title Clinical Study of Innovative Initiatives of Sahyadri Agro Farm
topic Agrofarm, commercial, processing industry, Agro Business etc.
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15813130