Monday, 26 October 2015
'AgriSolve' appointed as Dealers for "AGROMATE - GSM Based Pumpset Controllers"
1. Sritan Group has appointed my company 'AgrSolve Crofting Solutions Pvt.Ltd. (OPC)', as "Madanapalle Mandal & Chittoor District" level dealers for award winning "AGROMATE - GSM Based Pumpset Controllers" manufactured by NGE Industries.
2. AgriSolve has successfully field tested 'Agromate' product during the past 10 days.
3. Please contact: 9491451957, for more details.
2. AgriSolve has successfully field tested 'Agromate' product during the past 10 days.
3. Please contact: 9491451957, for more details.
Wednesday, 21 October 2015
AgriSolve's 1 Year accomplishments !
Eversince it's inception in Nov'2014, 'AgriSolve Crofting Solutions Pvt.Ltd (OPC)' founded by me (Naga Vamshidhar Ratakonda) can boast of the following !
1. AgriSolve is the first One Person Company (OPC) incorporated in the combined states of A.P & Telangana.
7. AgriSolve also held social responsibility of Providing suggestions to State and Central Governments through PgPortal.
8. AgriSolve is also into 'Giving Back' i.e. encouraging writers in literary circles, donating to temples and Poor.
9. AgriSolve is the first to deploy 'GSM based pumpset controller' succesfully in Madanapalle Madal of Chittoor District (A.P, INDIA).
1. AgriSolve is the first One Person Company (OPC) incorporated in the combined states of A.P & Telangana.
2. AgriSolve is one of the first few One Person Companies in Agriculture & Related sectors in INDIA.
3. AgriSolve is the only Agriculture OPC to have visitors from 27+countries on it's website within the first 6 months of launch.
4. AgriSolve is also the first company to cover and broadcast comprehensive news on Agriculture, Food & Nutrition areas at the State, Central and Global level through Social Media (Linked In, Face Book, Twitter, Blogger).
5. AgriSolve is a rare company to have done Consulting, Development & Technology Product deployments in the field of Agriculture, Education/Training and Farm house advisory with in first 1 year of incorporation.
6. AgriSolve also had a rare opportunity to present it's views on topics of Agriculture, Sustenance & Preservation at 'Nature for Life' event held by Indian Science Congress.3. AgriSolve is the only Agriculture OPC to have visitors from 27+countries on it's website within the first 6 months of launch.
4. AgriSolve is also the first company to cover and broadcast comprehensive news on Agriculture, Food & Nutrition areas at the State, Central and Global level through Social Media (Linked In, Face Book, Twitter, Blogger).
5. AgriSolve is a rare company to have done Consulting, Development & Technology Product deployments in the field of Agriculture, Education/Training and Farm house advisory with in first 1 year of incorporation.
7. AgriSolve also held social responsibility of Providing suggestions to State and Central Governments through PgPortal.
8. AgriSolve is also into 'Giving Back' i.e. encouraging writers in literary circles, donating to temples and Poor.
9. AgriSolve is the first to deploy 'GSM based pumpset controller' succesfully in Madanapalle Madal of Chittoor District (A.P, INDIA).
Tuesday, 20 October 2015
Global Agriculture, Food & Nutrition updates - 21Oct'15 !
1. Backed by 280 investors, Agtech companies raise record $2bn in first half of year.
2. The private equity firm BC Partners is making its first agri acquisition in more than 15 years, buying Dutch flower breeder Dümmen Orange for a reported €500m.
3. Farmer shareholders approved 50% stake sale of Silver Fern to Shangai Maling, the subsidiary of Chinese state-owned Bright Food in return for a NZ$261m capital injection.
4. Melon juice concentrate reduces cellulite on thighs but not stomach, according to a recent study by French ingredient supplier Bionov.
5. The worlds biggest packaged food manufacturer, Nestlé, has revised its growth target for the year to 4.5%, after the Maggi noodle recall in India knocked sales and under-calculated U.S. Skin Health rebates weighed down profits.
6. An over-simplistic image of impoverished, malnutritioned Africa is being used to push the case for genetically modified organisms (GMOs), a senior Harvard professor has warned.
7. India is one of the fastest growing industrial markets for beverage air and gas compressors, according to FS-Elliott as it opens a wholly owned subsidiary, FS Compressors India, with offices in Pune and Bangalore.
8. USDA announced $12.5 million in loans and grants for 39 projects that will help rural businesses in 21 states and the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico.
9. The United Nations estimates that worldwide demand for food will increase 70% by 2050.
10. Drinking cranberry juice may improve vascular function and blood pressure, says a new study funded by the Cranberry Institute.
2. The private equity firm BC Partners is making its first agri acquisition in more than 15 years, buying Dutch flower breeder Dümmen Orange for a reported €500m.
3. Farmer shareholders approved 50% stake sale of Silver Fern to Shangai Maling, the subsidiary of Chinese state-owned Bright Food in return for a NZ$261m capital injection.
4. Melon juice concentrate reduces cellulite on thighs but not stomach, according to a recent study by French ingredient supplier Bionov.
5. The worlds biggest packaged food manufacturer, Nestlé, has revised its growth target for the year to 4.5%, after the Maggi noodle recall in India knocked sales and under-calculated U.S. Skin Health rebates weighed down profits.
6. An over-simplistic image of impoverished, malnutritioned Africa is being used to push the case for genetically modified organisms (GMOs), a senior Harvard professor has warned.
7. India is one of the fastest growing industrial markets for beverage air and gas compressors, according to FS-Elliott as it opens a wholly owned subsidiary, FS Compressors India, with offices in Pune and Bangalore.
8. USDA announced $12.5 million in loans and grants for 39 projects that will help rural businesses in 21 states and the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico.
9. The United Nations estimates that worldwide demand for food will increase 70% by 2050.
10. Drinking cranberry juice may improve vascular function and blood pressure, says a new study funded by the Cranberry Institute.
Friday, 16 October 2015
'AgriSolve' first to Deploy 'GSM based PumpSet Controller' in Madanapalle Mandal (A.P, INDIA) !
1. For the first time in Madanapalle Mandal of Andhra Pradesh State (INDIA), AgriSolve has deployed award winning 'GSM Based PumpSet Controller' designed by 'AgroMate' !
2. Attached are photographs of 3Phase PSU, Device & Antenna.
3. All the features of Power On/Off, Motor On/Off, Water Flow are tested and found to be working well after deployment.
4. Madanapalle is the biggest Revenue Mandal in India with majority of people in Agriculture profession.
5. 'AgriSolve' are also the sole dealers for these 'GSM Based Pumpset Controllers'.
Contact: 9491451957, 08571-231957
2. Attached are photographs of 3Phase PSU, Device & Antenna.
3. All the features of Power On/Off, Motor On/Off, Water Flow are tested and found to be working well after deployment.
4. Madanapalle is the biggest Revenue Mandal in India with majority of people in Agriculture profession.
5. 'AgriSolve' are also the sole dealers for these 'GSM Based Pumpset Controllers'.
Contact: 9491451957, 08571-231957
Sunday, 11 October 2015
India Agriculture, Food & Nutrition updates - 11Oct'15 !
1. Karnataka waives interest on crop loans, announces relief package.
2. All the 42 mega food parks sanctioned by the government will be fully operational in the next three years, Union Minister Harsimrat Kaur Badal.
3. The National Bank for Agricultural and Rural Development (Nabard) said it will invest Rs 342 crore in Andhra Pradesh, to create warehousing capacity to store 6 lakh metric tonnes of food items.
4. Whitefly destroys two-third of Punjab's cotton crop, 15 farmers commit suicide.
5. The first tranche of 250 tonnes of onions imported by the government has already arrived while the entire consignment of 2,000 tonnes will arrive by the end of this week, which will help boost domestic supplies and check rising retail prices.
6. India Met Department has declared the formation of a monsoon depression in the Arabian Sea this morning and heavy rainfall has been forecast at many places over coastal Karnataka and Kerala during next 24 hours.
2. All the 42 mega food parks sanctioned by the government will be fully operational in the next three years, Union Minister Harsimrat Kaur Badal.
3. The National Bank for Agricultural and Rural Development (Nabard) said it will invest Rs 342 crore in Andhra Pradesh, to create warehousing capacity to store 6 lakh metric tonnes of food items.
4. Whitefly destroys two-third of Punjab's cotton crop, 15 farmers commit suicide.
5. The first tranche of 250 tonnes of onions imported by the government has already arrived while the entire consignment of 2,000 tonnes will arrive by the end of this week, which will help boost domestic supplies and check rising retail prices.
6. India Met Department has declared the formation of a monsoon depression in the Arabian Sea this morning and heavy rainfall has been forecast at many places over coastal Karnataka and Kerala during next 24 hours.
Global Agriculture, Food & Nutrition udpates - 11Oct'2015 !
1. Impossible Foods, one of a new wave of Silicon Valley-backed companies promising to “transform the global food system”, has raised $108m in its latest round of financing, and says its first product – a plant-based burger that precisely replicates the taste and texture of meat – should hit the market by the end of 2016.
2. Mars Incorporated has opened a pre-competitive research and training facility in China to address food safety.
3. The a2 Milk Company (a2MC) is seeking to raise NZ$43m (US$28.5m) to support growth in Australia, New Zealand and key international markets.
4. Quorn Foods has been sold to Filipino branded consumer goods company Monde Nissin for £550M, ending months of speculation.
2. Mars Incorporated has opened a pre-competitive research and training facility in China to address food safety.
3. The a2 Milk Company (a2MC) is seeking to raise NZ$43m (US$28.5m) to support growth in Australia, New Zealand and key international markets.
4. Quorn Foods has been sold to Filipino branded consumer goods company Monde Nissin for £550M, ending months of speculation.
Saturday, 10 October 2015
AgriTechnology Focus - 'AgroMate': GSM Based Pumpset Controller !
Award Winning 'GSM Based Pumpset Controller' from AgroMate !
http://www.agromate.in/downloads/
Works for motors of any capacity
Easy to install
Operate with any SIM operator in your region
Use your existing mobile to operate the device
Miss call or SMS to operate
Works with Single phase or Three phase power supply
Phase preventer power supply unit to protect device and pump
External antenna for better signal input
Water flow sensor to turn off the motor during dry run
Useful for motors used in farms, factories,etc
Useful for domestic applications such as water heater, A/C etc.
SMS alerts for motor ON
SMS alerts for motor OFF and duration of run time
SMS alerts when SIM Changed
SMS and also a call from device to alert when Power restored
Register up-to 4 users per device
Android APP for easier usage, status inquiry
Android APP for scheduling the motor run times
LCD display screen
SIM signal indicator on LCD
Motor run status indicator on LCD
Works with any model of starters
SMS alerts during power failure
Manual ON/OF Feature
Phone: 1800-3000-9696
http://www.agromate.in/downloads/
Phone: 1800-3000-9696
Thursday, 8 October 2015
Global Agriculture, Food & Nutrition updates - 9thOct'15 !
1. IFC backs Ukrainian agri producer Astarta, with $35m debt package.
2. Tanzania puts large rice and sugar farms up for sale and is inviting international and domestic investors to make offers for 60,000 hectares of prime sugar and rice-producing land in the southern agricultural region.
3. Nestlé Pakistan has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the University of Veterinary and Animal Sciences (UVAS), Lahore.
4. Around 140m children worldwide currently benefit from school milk programmes, according to a survey conducted by the FAO (Food and Agriculture Organization) and the International Dairy Federation (IDF).
5. Food security, nutrition and sustainable agriculture are vital to achieving the entire set of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by 2030, FAO director-general warned.
6. USDA helped to kick off the nation's harvest season by announcing nearly $35 million in new funding through four grant programs to support local and regional food systems, including farmers markets.
7. Nineteen countries have requested to opt out of GM cultivation in Europe – but while the Commission says the opt-out clause is necessary for such a complex issue, campaigners are calling it ‘Kafkaesque’ and one scientist warns Europe is walking 'an ethical tightrope'
8. The European Union (EU) will make a decision on whether to ban fish imports from Thailand by December, while the EU gave out ‘yellow cards’ for illegal fishing to Comoros and Taiwan.
9. Taking into account studies from around the world, a group of researchers have concluded that calcium does not make for stronger bones.
10. The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), currently account for up to 42 percent of all U.S. agricultural exports, totaling $63 billion.
11. The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) awarded more than $113 million in program grants to support farmers growing fruits, vegetables, tree nuts, and nursery crops, also known as "specialty crops," through research, agricultural extension activities, and programs to increase demand and address the needs of America's specialty crop industry.
12. The UK government is calling on businesses, R&D scientists and agricultural producers to submit their proposals for salt, sugar, fat and fibre reformulation with the chance to win up to €13.5 m in funding.
13. Developing countries in Asia account for roughly 90% of the world’s monosodium glutamate consumption, out of a 3m tonne market worth US$4.5bn.
14. The International Rice Research Institute (Irri) has filed the genomic sequences of more than 3,000 rice varieties in a move that boosts plans to set up a global data exchange system for crop genetic resources
Thursday, 1 October 2015
India Agriculture, Food & Nutrition updates - 1stOct'2015 !
1. Women tea pluckers in Kerala to scale up stir (go on strike) for ₹500 daily wage, while UPASI (United Planters Association of India) terms the demand as unrealistic.
2.Australia, EU, Colombia and Brazil has questioned India’s decision to make it mandatory for sugar millers to export 5 million tonnes (8% of world trade in sugar) during the 2015-16 sugar season (October-September) for subsidized prices.
3. With the withdrawal of monsoon in the grain bowl states of Punjab and Haryana, the weather department recorded scanty rains this monsoon.
4. The government today said it is not considering any proposal to ban export of basmati rice.
5. The Tamil Nadu government today announced enhancing the MSP for paddy, making it Rs 1,520 per quintal for fine paddy and Rs 1,460 for the common variety, for the current year's kharif season.
6. Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis will inaugurate the 4 day long 'National Agriculture and Orange festival' in WARUD, (AMRAVATI district) tomorrow. The event is being jointly organised by Maharashtra government and 'Krishimitra Events'.
7. The government is likely to give incentives to sugar mills to pay cane growers, government and trade sources.
2.Australia, EU, Colombia and Brazil has questioned India’s decision to make it mandatory for sugar millers to export 5 million tonnes (8% of world trade in sugar) during the 2015-16 sugar season (October-September) for subsidized prices.
3. With the withdrawal of monsoon in the grain bowl states of Punjab and Haryana, the weather department recorded scanty rains this monsoon.
4. The government today said it is not considering any proposal to ban export of basmati rice.
5. The Tamil Nadu government today announced enhancing the MSP for paddy, making it Rs 1,520 per quintal for fine paddy and Rs 1,460 for the common variety, for the current year's kharif season.
6. Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis will inaugurate the 4 day long 'National Agriculture and Orange festival' in WARUD, (AMRAVATI district) tomorrow. The event is being jointly organised by Maharashtra government and 'Krishimitra Events'.
7. The government is likely to give incentives to sugar mills to pay cane growers, government and trade sources.
Global Agriculture Food & Nutrition updates - 1stOct'15 !
1. A new EU-funded research project involving partners across the EU, as well as in China, will help reduce food waste by 30% by 2025, say those behind the project.
2. Strawberries and blueberries may boost brain health by enhancing motor performance and improving working memory, says a new study.
3. Jackfruit, a previously hard-to-find but popular meat substitute among vegans, is going mainstream in the US with two manufacturers launching ready-to-eat product lines featuring the fibrous plant as a main ingredient.
4. Japan and Portugal have signed a memorandum of cooperation to work together on food safety.
5. A tougher food safety law will come into effect in China next month to bring more stringent sanctions for violations, including economic penalties, while defending whistleblowers more stridently.
6. USDA awarded nearly $20 million through 385 grants to help support the start-up or expansion of rural small businesses.
7. America may be a nation of black tea drinkers, but increasingly they are reaching for green tea for its health benefits, rich cultural experience and diverse flavor profile.
8. Last year 587m litres of coconut water were sold globally, and consumption is predicted to rise by a further 15% in 2015.
9. Russia will not lift the current ban on Western food imports until "at least 2018," a Russian dairy expert has predicted.
2. Strawberries and blueberries may boost brain health by enhancing motor performance and improving working memory, says a new study.
3. Jackfruit, a previously hard-to-find but popular meat substitute among vegans, is going mainstream in the US with two manufacturers launching ready-to-eat product lines featuring the fibrous plant as a main ingredient.
4. Japan and Portugal have signed a memorandum of cooperation to work together on food safety.
5. A tougher food safety law will come into effect in China next month to bring more stringent sanctions for violations, including economic penalties, while defending whistleblowers more stridently.
6. USDA awarded nearly $20 million through 385 grants to help support the start-up or expansion of rural small businesses.
7. America may be a nation of black tea drinkers, but increasingly they are reaching for green tea for its health benefits, rich cultural experience and diverse flavor profile.
8. Last year 587m litres of coconut water were sold globally, and consumption is predicted to rise by a further 15% in 2015.
9. Russia will not lift the current ban on Western food imports until "at least 2018," a Russian dairy expert has predicted.
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