AgroSpectrum Magazine - AgroSpectrum India 2025

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SUSTAINABILITY-DRIVEN AGRITRENDS 2025: FISHERIES AGRITECH DAIRY & WAREHOUSING IN FOCUS
Agriculture, one of the oldest industries in human history, is experiencing a transformation that is both swift and essential. Encountering issues such as climate change, limited resources, and the increasing needs of a burgeoning global population, the industry is adopting creative approaches to ensure its future. Agriculture is a constantly evolving sector that offers significant potential for expansion. The shift towards sustainability and the incorporation of technology is generating numerous new opportunities for innovation. In 2025, the agricultural sector presents numerous opportunities for innovation, expansion, and profit-making. The future of agriculture is promising and diverse, featuring a range of solutions from tech-driven innovations to sustainable farming practices. The agriculture sector in India is expected to gain further momentum in the next few years due to increased investment in agricultural infrastructure such as irrigation facilities, warehousing, and cold storage. Furthermore, the growing use of technology will help the sector and farmers to improve the yield and overall crop production. Thanks to government initiatives and assistance, India is anticipated to achieve self-sufficiency in pulses and edible oil seeds in the next few years. Moreover, the nation is anticipated to reach significant milestones in 2025 in floriculture, horticulture,
fisheries, poultry, and dairy through the effective application of biological solutions and advanced agricultural technologies. In the following pages, we have included articles from specialists and industry authorities discussing various agricultural sectors and their anticipated status in 2025.

Dairy remains committed to sustainability and environmental consciousness

The Foreign Agricultural Service (FAS) of the US Department of Agriculture in New Delhi projects that India's overall milk production will reach 216.5 million metric tonnes (MMT) by 2025.

10 mins

Innovative production techniques to boost Fisheries productivity

The Indian economy depends heavily on the fishing industry.

9 mins

High protein to drive Poultry sector growth

Urbanisation, increased wages, and consumer preferences for high-protein diets are all predicted to contribute to the 9 per cent growth in the Indian poultry industry in 2025. A rapidly growing sector of the Indian agricultural economy, the poultry industry provides the nation with affordable, high-quality protein.

6 mins

Building a resilient Edible Oil Seed ecosystem with long-term strategic goals.

India is a major producer of oilseeds, but its average yield is much lower than the global standard. In order to meet its domestic demand, India imports edible oil at a cost of around $16 billion a year. The industry can achieve sustainable growth and adjust to a constantly shifting global environment with careful planning and focused execution.

4 mins

Agritech poised to redefine agriculture in India

Despite the enormous potential of the agritech industry, issues like lack of knowledge, fragmented land ownership, and digital literacy still exist. But thanks to initiatives and rising smartphone adoption, startups are getting beyond these obstacles to spur innovation and growth. By 2025, Indian agritech companies will have resolved current agricultural problems and established a standard for the global agritech industry.

3 mins

Agritech driving a resilient and thriving agricultural future

India's agriculture, which is the backbone of the entire economy, is undergoing a major change, which includes the use of advanced technologies.

3 mins

The blooming Floriculture business

The floriculture market is growing due to a number of causes, including the development of organised retail and e-commerce platforms nationwide, the increase in government programmes and regulations promoting floriculture, and the ongoing improvements in agricultural methods and technology. In 2024-2032, the Indian floriculture industry is expected to increase at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 11.4 per cent, up from Rs 26,210 crore in 2023, according to IMARC Group.

7 mins

Fruit export industry to witness unparalleled expansion with customer-focused mindset

With its extensive fruit production base and improvements in quality control, India is in a strong position to increase its market share internationally. Through the adoption of these trends and the utilisation of its innate advantages, the Indian fruit export industry might potentially achieve unparalleled expansion and make a substantial contribution to the global food chain. 2025 will see a dynamic fruit export business characterised by innovation, sustainability, and a customer-focused mindset.

5 mins

Unlocking full potential Agri-warehousing industry to contribute to agricultural growth

India's agricultural value chain relies heavily on agri-warehousing to bridge the gap between yearround distribution and seasonal crop supply. Through the use of sustainable practices, innovation, and investment encouragement, the agri-warehousing sector may realise its full potential and make a substantial contribution to India's agricultural growth narrative.

4 mins

How Biological Solutions are leading the way in Asia Pacific.

The global agriculture sector is about to enter a new era. The increase in water crises, soil degradation, and pesticide pollution is alarming.

4 mins

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AgroSpectrum Magazine Description:

Agrospectrum is a B2B digital media platform catering to all sub-sectors and verticals of the agro business – from food grains to inputs, machinery, live-stock, fisheries to agro tourism. It regularly updates on latest news on Agri—business and analytical & informative articles targeted at agro industry and business leadership, key decision makers; R&D, policy makers, academia and farmers’ community leaders. The portal is devoted to agriculture related business and not farming activity. It neither informs nor guides the farmers on direct farming, but handles allied and peripheral areas of agriculture related activity called agriculture business.