NEW DELHI -- Bajirao Gagare, a 50-year-old farmer in Maharashtra, says an agritech weather station and a soil sensor that he uses to help care for his tomatoes, brinjal, cauliflower and sugarcane have boosted his income by up to 35%.
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Indian agritech startups struggle to reach and convince farmers
Price of technology, farming structure make sector impenetrable to companies
An artificial intelligence-powered sprayer made by Niqo Robotics can accurately apply chemicals to crops, helping farmers prevent waste. (Photo by AFP/Jiji)
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