Monthly sector analyses, regulatory shifts, and operator playbooks — written by partners, grounded in operating reality.
India is the fastest-growing non-Chinese agri-inputs market of any scale, and also the hardest. This playbook walks through the commercial, regulatory, and organisational decisions that matter for a foreign crop-protection, seeds, or specialty-nutrient company planning entry in 2026.
Read the featureIndia has now registered 10,000 Farmer Producer Organisations under the central scheme — hitting the formation target. The harder questions are commercial: how much turnover, how much credit, and what FPOs mean for the way agri-inputs and procurement flow through rural India.
Uttar Pradesh retook the rice leader position in 2024-25 after Telangana led in 2023-24. The wheat map held, but the within-state mix shifted. This piece walks the state-level production numbers — and what they mean for anyone planning agri-input demand or supply-chain flows in 2026.
Most TEV studies fail not because the project is weak but because the report does not answer the three questions the bank's risk committee will actually ask. This piece is a practical guide from the bank-facing side of the table.
Agri-talent searches in India fail for a small set of predictable reasons. Most are not about the candidate pool — they are about how the role is briefed, where it is sourced, and how the first 90 days are structured.
ARAI, ICAT, and FMTII are the three central testing agencies that stand between a tractor or farm machine and an Indian registration plate. Picking the wrong one — or the right one at the wrong stage — can add six to nine months to a launch. This guide breaks down scope, sequencing, and cost.