Godrej Agrovet CEO sees agritech moving into everyday farm decisions
Sunil Kataria says the next decade will embed AI, advisory and climate-resilient tools across farming, connecting inputs, finance, market access, processing and consumer demand. He points to AgriStack and digital crop-survey coverage as foundations for the shift.
Godrej Agrovet CEO Sunil Kataria says Indian agritech will shift toward integrating AI, advisory and climate-resilient tools into farming decisions, linking inputs, financing, market access, processing and consumer demand across food value chains.
Why this matters
Godrej Agrovet’s agritech outlook follows its oil-palm expansion target, shift toward consumer brands to diversify risk, and White Revolution 2.0 dairy productivity push.
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