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Government Tightens Fertiliser Tracking, Links Farmer Purchases to Land Records

by Agrisnip Reporter | 31 August, 2026 | Agri News, Policies | 0 Comments

India is moving towards tighter digital oversight of fertiliser sales as the government expands its Integrated Fertilizer Management System (iFMS). The new approach will connect fertiliser purchases with farmers’ land and crop records while strengthening monitoring of...

India Proposes Complete Ban on Carbosulfan Insecticide: What It Means for Farmers

by Agrisnip Reporter | 28 August, 2026 | Agri News, Policies | 0 Comments

What happens when a widely used insecticide suddenly comes under a proposed nationwide ban? India’s move against Carbosulfan could reshape pest management across paddy, cotton and horticultural crops. For farmers, manufacturers and the agricultural sector, the...

India-EU Free Trade Agreement Gets Stronger : What It Could Mean for Indian Agriculture

by Agrisnip Reporter | 27 August, 2026 | Agri News, Import / Export | 0 Comments

India and the European Union are moving closer to a major trade breakthrough with the proposed Free Trade Agreement (FTA). For Indian agriculture, this could open new opportunities in exports, food processing and value-added products. But greater access to the...

Poshn: How a Small Agritech Startup Is Rebuilding India’s Fragmented Food Trade

by Agrisnip Reporter | 26 August, 2026 | Startoscope | 0 Comments

India’s agricultural economy does not end when a crop leaves the farm. In fact, that is where another complicated journey begins. Grains, edible oils, sugar, pulses and other commodities move through processors, wholesalers, distributors, institutions and retailers...

India Lifts Wheat Export Restrictions: What It Means for Farmers, MSMEs and Global Markets

by Agrisnip Reporter | 25 August, 2026 | Agri News, Global Agri, Import / Export | 0 Comments

India has made a significant shift in its wheat trade policy by removing restrictions on wheat and wheat-product exports. The move ends a more than four-year export ban and comes at a time when global wheat prices are facing pressure from geopolitical uncertainty and...

FSSAI Issues 150 Notices to Food Companies Over Misleading Ads

by Agrisnip Reporter | 24 August, 2026 | Agri News, Food, Policies | 0 Comments

Every day, consumers pick up a packet of biscuits, a bottle of juice or an energy drink based on what the label and advertisement promise. But how much of that information can consumers trust? This question has gained fresh importance after India's food regulator took...

Sonalika Tractors: How a Farmer-First Strategy Built an Indian Global Tractor Success Story

by Agrisnip Reporter | 22 August, 2026 | Startoscope | 0 Comments

From Hoshiarpur to the World: The Beginning of Sonalika In 1996, when Sonalika entered tractor manufacturing from Hoshiarpur, Punjab, the Indian tractor market already had established players. Building another tractor company in such a competitive industry was not an...

From Sugar Exports to Imports: What Is Behind India’s Policy U-Turn?

by Agrisnip Reporter | 21 August, 2026 | Agri News, Import / Export | 0 Comments

India’s sugar market is witnessing an important policy shift. After allowing sugar mills to export during a period of comfortable domestic availability, the government has now moved towards imports as domestic prices rise and concerns about supplies increase. This...

Goa pushes marigold farming with one lakh seedlings

by Agrisnip Reporter | 20 August, 2026 | Agri News, Policies | 0 Comments

What if a flower that fills Goa’s temples, festivals and celebrations could also become a new source of income for farmers? The Agriculture Department is turning this possibility into action by distributing one lakh marigold seedlings to farmers in Sattari. The...

Agrizy: The Story of a Startup Turning India’s Harvest into Global Opportunity

by Agrisnip Reporter | 19 August, 2026 | Startoscope | 0 Comments

What happens after a farmer harvests a crop? For most, the journey ends at the local market. But Agrizy saw an opportunity beyond the harvest—to connect farmers, processors and global brands through technology and value-added processing. From a young startup in 2021...