Hosachiguru heralds the coming-of-age of agricultural land management. While primarily being a farm asset management company, we’re driven by our love for Nature. This makes us approach agriculture in a humane, scientific way, involving methods like zero residue farming, permaculture,hydroponics, sustainable farming and precision farming.
Regularly researched and innovated upon, these methods work together to give stakeholders better produce while nurturing the land to its optimum health. We manifest our continuing commitment to keep the sacredness of biodiversity intact through these methods.
We are a leading specialist advisor on investment in agriculture in india, providing qualified expertise in both production and investment within this sector. Bangalore has been called as the Hottest Investment in agriculture in India destination by ET
Realty and Business Standard. A farm business is contained of land and working capital, and the returns from each combine to produce the overall return to the business. The latest model is an investment in land and working capital. If this business has the deposit and structure required, then both can produce a return. However many farm businesses in Bangalore make no money from their working capital and rely on land appreciation.
I had the time to moderate a panel on agri-service at Bangalore. It is and proceed area in terms of investment in agriculture in India, with more potential as a market and in terms of reduce poor people, developing rural employment, and handle economic growth.
Investment in Agriculture in India is approximately 10% of GDP amounting $250B in annual output. For the Indian wealth to grow at 98 – 10% annually, the agriculture part wants to seriously increase its productivity. There are almost 140M farmers in India
90M operating very small farms with less than one hectare and 40M with between 2 and 4 hectares under farming. On a like to like basis, Indian agricultural efficiency is about a third of global standards.
There are number of reasons for the productivity gap
– small land parcels, water shortage, lack of latest farming methods, affordability for farmers, weak supply chains, and limited access to credit among others.
The pace of urbanisation and growth of consumption are constantly dictating the next steps of the agribusiness sector. We’re right in the middle of a big boom of population increase, expanding disposable income and fast growing food demand. In a climate such as this, Hosachiguru intends to mobilise knowledge, innovation and best practices to cater to an evolving agribusiness market, where more people want to get back to the basics. A powerful core team and a passionate team of consultants make sure that vision is worked towards, every single day.
