The evolution of the global agro-farming business has gained raging momentum in India with Vatican Shona Agrotech’s (VSA) visionary idea of introducing research-backed commercial farming as the new age high return investment plan. Under the remarkable leadership of Mr. Rajesh Singh Rathore, VSA has grown into a promising brand over years through substantial awareness and promotion of sustainable Agro Farming as the most feasible way to increase generational wealth while making this planet a haven for all.

Current challenges of agro-business in India

Despite contributing 20% to the nation’s annual GDP, the quality of life of the Indian farmers and people associated with this sector directly or indirectly has been perennially below average with full of hardships. While agroforestry holds the promising horizon to India’s exemplary agricultural revival, the following prevailing challenges need to be abolished for a better and greener future.

• Insufficient research regarding agroforestry or commercial farming is one potent reason behind the lack of awareness and interest regarding this farming technique, forget about investment. The majority of people associated with this sector have zero knacks and knowledge regarding value-added products and the confidence to think beyond producing, buying, and selling.
• Zero market awareness about the profitable combination of agriculture and forestry.
• Inadequate use of technology, using dated methods, non planned and non predicable approach
• Lastly, the inability to check the most talked about ‘global warming has adversely impacted the awareness of commercial farming as a high-profit investment sector.

How Vatican Shona Agrotech is making a difference toward innovation-driven agro-farming practices?

To materialize his commendable vision of “Wealth to farmers, health to the nation”, Mr. Rajesh Rathore (RR) with his team is relentlessly working to multiply commercial value through sustainable farming investment. With over 15 years of experience in financial planning and root-level association with commercial farming, the VSA chief is committed to creating a growth-driven ecosystem for farmers and investors. Such a serious level of commitment and determination has prompted the brand to implement the best research-backed process and innovation to enable the 360-degree transformation of agro-farming practices in India.

Flexible farmland management: VSA offers an SOP (standard operating procedure) to the farmland owners in maintaining the commercial plantation of teak/sagwan, sandalwood, neem, and bamboo with expert suggested farmland management techniques. We offer dotting expert supervision from time to time to ensure the healthy yield of the commercial trees in the stipulated timeframe. Our research-driven farmland management techniques secure both farmers’ and investors’ interests and future.

Plant tissue culture: The ultimate perk of investing in commercial farming with Vatican Shona Agrotech (VSA) is the fastest and healthy growth of commercial trees which is possible with bulk production of quality plantlets in our Pan-India tissue culture labs. Such expert-driven tissue culture analysis and implementations led to the fastest and healthiest expansion of the tree trunks, wood grain, and side shoots spring.

Drip Irrigation: We encourage the practice of a cost-effective drip irrigation system where water is sprinkled from a pipe beneath the surface adjacent to the plant root at a very slow rate over time. This simplifies commercial farming in the dry region by eliminating the woes of wasting water from generously watering all the plantlets at a time.

Innovative methodologies for maximum yield: Our knowledge-driven team advises and practices sustainable farming methods like multilayer farming and intercropping for optimum utilization of resources without any waste. The idea of growing commercial tree farming along with 3-4 different crops in the same field is the most profitable deal in securing the interest of the investors and farmers.

Takeaway:

With VSA’s revolutionary initiative in transforming commercial farming for the best of farmers, investors, and the planet’s interest, the future certainly seems promising. The days are not far when RR’s “sabka din aata hai, aapka zamana ayega” vision will be synonymous with India’s rapidly evolving agro-farming ecosystem.