Agrovision receiving huge response from farmers
   Date :27-Nov-2023

Gadkari
 
 
■Agrovision Exhibition organised from November 24 to 27 will conclude today
■Innovative stalls are grabbing attention 
 
■ Business Reporter :
 
THE Agro Vision Exhibition realised fromthe original concept of making agriculture profitable in an agricultural country like India, was seen to be more pro found in its14th year. The exhibition organised with anintento f securing more income for the farmer, saving their labour, providing them with new technology, saw a separate dome reserved for inventive products. While entering inventive products dome, the stall ofthe company E-Verse AI grabbed attention. Smart watches and other devices have come up to keep a track record of people’s health. But, in this stall, a belt around the cow’s neck to protect the health of the cow’s was seen.
 
Interestingly, Ashish Sonkusare, an entrepreneur from Nagpur who has settled in America, designed this belt using modern techniques. It is also knownas‘Cow Collar Tie’. The factory of this startup is now going to be established in the industrial estate of Nagpur. This product has been researched in collaboration with the National Dairy Development Dairy Board. Also,a hand made and motor operated sugarcane juice machine Garva was launched byan entrepreneur from Pune. Self-employed women can also use it easily.
 
An innovative, attractive stall made of bamboo stands out in the open stall area at this year’s Agro Vision exhibition. A total of 40 products are available at the stall. Apart from this, Greaves Engineering launched their biofuel gensets on November 25 by the hands of Chief Patron of  Agrovision and Union Minister Nitin Gadkari. Mahindra Group unveiled their CNG tractor by the hands of Union Minister Nitin Gadkari and Governor of Gujarat Acharya Devvrat. Indian Oil CorporationLimiteddisplayed their bio-bitumen products. All these innovative stalls are grabbing attention. The exhibition will continue till November 27 from 9 am to 10 pm. The organisers have appealed people to visit exhibition in huge numbers as it will end today.