Gagan Tripathi

Gagan Tripathi is an agripreneur, plant scientist, and author known for his work in agritech innovation and sustainable horticulture. He is the Co-founder and CEO of Plant Orbit, a horticulture-focused startup dedicated to making healthy, scientifically managed plants accessible to urban and institutional consumers. Born in 2000, Gagan holds a master’s degree in Agriculture Extension and Communication, blending agricultural science with entrepreneurship and community outreach. He is also the author of the bestseller “Roadmap to Your Healthy Succulents”. His work focuses on sustainable plant care, green entrepreneurship, and building impact-driven agri startups in India.

Farm-to-Fork Digital Platforms: Transforming Agriculture and Food Supply Chains

Farm-to-fork digital platforms are technology-driven systems that connect farmers directly with consumers, retailers, processors, and institutions, ensuring transparency, efficiency, and fair value across the food supply chain. These platforms play a crucial role in reducing intermediaries, minimizing post-harvest losses, and delivering fresh, traceable food to end users. What Are Farm-to-Fork Digital Platforms? Farm-to-fork digital platforms…

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Livestock Farming in India: Opportunities, Challenges, and Future Prospects

Livestock farming is a vital pillar of Indian agriculture, contributing significantly to farm income, food security, employment, and rural livelihoods. With increasing demand for milk, meat, eggs, and value-added animal products, the livestock sector is undergoing rapid transformation through technology, improved breeding, and scientific management practices. This blog explores the importance of livestock farming, emerging…

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Agri-Innovation for Doubling Farmers’ Income: Pathways to Profitable and Sustainable Agriculture

Doubling farmers’ income has been one of the most important goals of Indian agriculture. While increasing production alone is not enough, agri-innovation—the application of technology, new practices, business models, and institutional reforms—has emerged as a key driver to achieve higher and more stable farm incomes. Agri-innovation goes beyond traditional farming and focuses on reducing costs,…

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Horticulture Success Story

Horticulture Success Story: How a Young Farmer Turned His Orchard into a ₹12 Lakh Annual Enterprise

Horticulture Success Story: How a Young Farmer Turned His Orchard into a ₹12 Lakh Annual Enterprise Location: Nainital District, UttarakhandFarmer: Rahul Joshi, 32 yearsEnterprise: High-density apple, off-season vegetables, and value-added productsAnnual Income: ₹12–14 lakhStart Year: 2017 From Traditional Farming to Horticulture Innovation Rahul Joshi, a young farmer from a remote village in Nainital district, grew…

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Organic Horticulture: Opportunities and Challenges in Sustainable Agriculture

Organic horticulture is emerging as one of the most promising sectors in modern agriculture. With growing awareness about health, food safety, and environmental sustainability, consumers are increasingly shifting toward organically grown fruits, vegetables, flowers, and plantation crops. As a result, organic horticulture has become a viable option for farmers seeking better income, ecological balance, and…

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Agriinnovation in fisheries

Agri-Innovation in Fisheries: Transforming Aquaculture for a Sustainable Future

The fisheries sector is undergoing a silent but powerful transformation. With rising demand for protein-rich food, climate change pressures, declining natural fish stocks, and increasing production costs, traditional fishing and aquaculture practices are no longer sufficient. This is where agri-innovation in fisheries plays a crucial role. Agri-innovation refers to the integration of technology, scientific research,…

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Organic Crop Production Methods: A Sustainable Approach to Modern Farming

Introduction to Organic Crop Production Organic crop production is a farming system that relies on natural processes and biological inputs to grow crops while maintaining soil health and ecological balance. Unlike conventional agriculture, organic farming avoids the use of synthetic fertilizers, pesticides, and genetically modified organisms. With rising concerns about food safety, environmental degradation, and…

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Profitable Crop Production Methods in India: Strategies for Higher Farmer Income

Indian agriculture is shifting from subsistence farming to profit-oriented crop production. Rising input costs, climate uncertainty, and market volatility have made it essential for farmers to adopt profitable crop production methods rather than relying only on traditional practices. With the right combination of technology, crop selection, and market planning, farming in India can be both…

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Agri-Innovation and Agricultural Extension: Bridging Technology and Farmers

Agriculture today is undergoing rapid transformation driven by agri-innovation—new technologies, practices, business models, and institutional reforms. However, innovation alone cannot create impact unless it reaches farmers and is adopted at the field level. This is where agricultural extension plays a critical role. Agri-innovation and agricultural extension together form the backbone of sustainable, inclusive, and profitable…

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