Topic
Agribusiness
From the archive
Reporting from earlier editions of The Agrotech Daily. Figures, prices and policies may have changed since.
- Deals & capital, Global8 largest agricultural companies in the worldLists eight of the world's largest agricultural companies, among them Cargill, Bayer, John Deere, ADM and Syngenta, with founding dates, revenue and staff numbers.
- Deals & capital, GlobalNurturing growth in agribusiness: 10 high-potential venturesTen agribusiness ideas for entrepreneurs, from agri-tourism and farm-to-table supply to agro-processing, biofertilisers, poultry, exports and climate-smart farm consulting.
- Policy & trade, IndiaCorporate farming: misleading picture painted by the Indian governmentArgues that experience in the US, France and elsewhere shows corporate farming harms small farmers, and that India's new farm laws ignore those lessons.
- Deals & capital, GlobalGrowth opportunities: exploring careers in agricultureAgriculture offers careers from agronomy, engineering and precision farming to economics, agribusiness, food science and policy, with technical, business and communication skills in demand.
- Deals & capital, GlobalAgricultural financing and investment opportunitiesAgriculture struggles to attract finance because investors see high risk and few investment-ready projects, though rising demand creates openings in sustainability, processing and infrastructure.
- Deals & capital, IndiaTop-ranking agriculture companies in IndiaProfiles of five agriculture companies operating in India: DuPont India and Rallis India in crop care, Nuziveedu Seeds and Advanta in seeds, and Lemken India in farm machinery.
- Inputs & crop science, IndiaFloriculture flourishes: navigating a blooming businessExplains what floriculture covers, its history and uses, and how to start a floriculture business in India, from market research and site choice to licences and market links.
- Precision & digital, GlobalHow to use social media to promote your farm or agriculture-related businessFarms and agribusinesses can use Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn, YouTube and TikTok to build brand awareness, engage customers and drive sales with consistent, useful content.