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Let us have a look at our story, right from the beginning.
This is the story of small-landholding farmers. But watch what happens when they come together.
Farmers come together and register a collective and become stakeholders
With efficient management, scale, and technology, a farmer collective can become the heart of the value chain.
Formation of a Farmer-Producer Company (FPC)
A farmer collective begins formation of crop-specific integrated value chains. Divine Agro Farms already has more than 7 crop-specific collectives
End product reaching you via e-Commerce, retail stores and export

Building crop-specific integrated value chains

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The model of a small landholding farmer being independent and self-sufficient is very difficult to achieve. Climate change and the overuse of fertilizers over the past few decades have made this worse. Also, the entire value chain is disparate, it’s broken, fragmented, into something that resembles a spider’s web.

With this in mind, Divine Agro Farms was registered in 2021 as a Farmer Producer Company, in order to solve the issue of scalability, farmer sustainability, and consumer benefit. It's 100% owned by farmers alone who have equal voting rights regardless of their holding size.

We believe that it’s possible to ensure a sustainable income for the small and marginal farmers of the developing world which is sufficient for a life of dignity for them and their families. And we intend to do this without putting the burden on end consumers. By removing unnecessary middlemen, better logistics, reduction in post-harvest losses, and providing trust and transparency to consumers, we can achieve sustainability for the farmers and provide quality and assurance to consumers.

Divine Agro Farms is on the path to creating crop-specific integrated value chains empowered by technology and efficient management.

Building crop-specific integrated value chains