Today, many aspiring agricultural and non-agricultural entrepreneurs are starting new ventures at the village, taluka, and district levels.

However, while launching such businesses, they often require various legal permits, government certifications, and other documentation. Unfortunately, experienced consultants offering these services are rarely available in rural and semi-urban areas. Even when available, their fees are often prohibitively high.

Considering these challenges, Mahaswarajya Group of Agro Ventures (Mahaswarajya FPO Federation) has initiated the establishment of Agri & Business Facilitation Centers through a franchise model at every village and taluka level. These franchise outlets will offer over 400 types of agricultural and business-related services. The centers aim to provide local entrepreneurs with affordable, accessible, and expert assistance, thus facilitating the smooth establishment and operation of their ventures.

In addition, franchise holders themselves become entrepreneurs, generating significant local employment and contributing to rural development.

• Benefits of Partnering in the Agri & Business Facilitation Center Franchise:

• Reliable Source of Additional Income – Ensures steady monthly earnings.
• Timely Training from Expert Teams – Professional support at every step.
• Social Prestige – Gain respect as a business owner within the community.
• Income Potential of ₹50,000 to ₹1,00,000 per Month – Based on local demand and service delivery.
• Opportunity to Partner with a Recognized Brand – Work as a business associate with a reputed organization.

• Fully Online and Automated Processes – Enhance your existing business through tech-enabled services.

Through Mahaswarajya Agro's Agro Marketplace at the taluka or tehsil level, farmers can easily access crop and enterprise loans, livestock and crop insurance schemes, savings and investment options, as well as financial literacy and advisory services—all under one roof. The aim of this initiative is to promote sustainable agricultural development, strengthen food security, and enhance the quality of rural life.

Agricultural finance refers to the financial services and products tailored for agriculture and allied sectors. These services provide critical capital support to farmers, agri-entrepreneurs, and agro-processing units. This includes financing for crop production, machinery purchases, livestock management, risk mitigation, and long-term investments.

Mahaswarajya Agro is establishing modern, well-equipped training centers within each taluka-level Agro Marketplace. These centers are dedicated to providing professional training and guidance on agriculture, food processing, allied sectors, and entrepreneurship development for local farmers, farmer groups, FPC members, and rural entrepreneurs. Training will be delivered through field demonstrations, practical sessions, and industry-focused modules by expert instructors and agricultural consultants.

The primary objective is to empower farmers, promote scientific and tech-based farming practices, foster local entrepreneurship, and cultivate leadership and business acumen among FPC members. These training initiatives will help create a new generation of agri-entrepreneurs who go beyond traditional farming to strengthen the rural economy. Mahaswarajya Agro's training programs mark a significant step toward holistic rural development.

Understanding the chemical, physical, and biological properties of soil is vital for farmers, as it directly influences crop selection and fertilizer management. Soil testing provides insights into soil health, nutrient levels, and necessary amendments—leading to more balanced, high-quality crop production. In this context, Mahaswarajya Agro is offering soil testing services through its taluka-level Agro Marketplaces.

Soil samples will be collected from farmers and tested at certified laboratories. Based on the results, customized recommendations for fertilizers and nutrient management will be provided. This will help farmers reduce input costs, ensure optimal fertilizer use, and preserve soil fertility. Furthermore, it prevents excessive fertilizer application, contributing to environmental sustainability. Soil testing is thus a key step toward sustainable agriculture.

Through the Mahaswarajya Agro Marketplace network, contract farming services are being offered at the taluka level. Contract farming is a structured and transparent system of agricultural production and marketing based on pre-agreed terms between farmers and buyers. These contracts define the type, quality, pricing, delivery schedule, and terms of the produce.

Buyers agree to predetermined prices and quality standards, while farmers commit to delivering the produce on the scheduled date. This reduces market-related uncertainties for farmers. All conditions from cultivation to delivery are outlined in the contract, protecting farmers from market fluctuations and ensuring fair prices. Contract farming is thus an effective model for sustainable agriculture.

Each Agro Marketplace initiated by Mahaswarajya Agro includes a dedicated "Agro Input Shop" designed to provide farmers with all necessary agricultural inputs and services in one place. This one-stop shop offers organic and chemical fertilizers, high-quality seeds, herbicides, pesticides, fungicides, irrigation and horticultural tools, animal feed, veterinary services, and materials for poultry and dairy farming.

Products from reputed and reliable companies will be made available with multiple options, ensuring quality and transparency. This approach saves farmers time, effort, and cost while offering convenient access to essential agricultural resources. The Input Shop initiative promotes agricultural development in rural areas by ensuring easy access to modern tools and technologies.

Mahaswarajya Agro is offering comprehensive information, services, and technical guidance related to carbon credits through its taluka-level Agro Marketplaces. Awareness and training programs are conducted on what carbon credits are, their benefits, application processes, and income opportunities. Farmers are encouraged to adopt organic farming, conserve natural resources, reduce input-intensive agriculture, and protect forests to generate carbon credits and create new revenue streams.

This initiative enables farmers to earn income while contributing to environmental protection. Benefits include conservation of natural resources, reduction in greenhouse gas emissions, and addressing climate change. The sale of carbon credits opens new economic avenues for local farmers and communities. Mahaswarajya Agro’s project integrates sustainable agriculture, environmental conservation, and rural economic empowerment.

Mahaswarajya Agro has established Agro Marketplaces at the taluka level to directly procure farm produce from farmers—often at rates higher than market prices. Dedicated procurement centers have been set up for this purpose. The core objective is to ensure farmers receive fair value for their produce and attain economic stability. By reducing intermediaries, profits reach the farmers directly. Local procurement centers also save time, transportation costs, and additional expenses.

Farmer groups are also engaging in collective selling, resulting in better prices for larger volumes. This improves sales management, enables proper storage, and streamlines distribution. These procurement centers also facilitate MSP-based purchases through NAFED and other government agencies, ensuring farmers benefit from price support schemes. Mahaswarajya Agro’s marketplaces are becoming reliable platforms for value addition, guaranteed prices, and stable markets—economically empowering farmers and enhancing the rural agricultural economy.

Mahaswarajya Agro is establishing dedicated “Marketplace” centers at the taluka level, offering structured training and practical support to promote natural farming. These centers focus on equipping farmers with eco-friendly agricultural methods, reducing their dependence on chemical inputs while improving soil fertility and environmental sustainability. The initiative includes hands-on demonstrations, expert-led training, and personalized field support.

Natural farming not only reduces production costs but also enhances the quality of produce, making it more marketable. This approach ensures better prices, protects ecological balance, and supports long-term soil health. As consumer demand grows for organic and chemical-free food, natural farming becomes a sustainable and profitable alternative for Indian farmers.

Each taluka-level Marketplace will be equipped with a produce cleaning and grading unit. This facility helps farmers improve the quality and packaging of their products through proper sorting, cleaning, and standardization. These services ensure uniformity in produce, which is essential for meeting market expectations and gaining better rates.

By grading and certifying the produce, farmers can earn higher returns and build credibility with buyers. It also opens doors to institutional markets and value-chain partnerships. Ultimately, this service helps build a competitive edge for local producers and encourages quality-focused, market-oriented agriculture.

Government schemes provide vital financial and technical support to farmers and rural entrepreneurs. Mahaswarajya Agro’s taluka-level Marketplaces act as facilitation centers for guiding beneficiaries through various schemes such as PM-KISAN, PMFME, MUDRA, Atal Bhujal Yojana, and FPO Promotion schemes.

Farmers and rural youth are assisted in scheme awareness, eligibility verification, documentation, online application submission, and follow-up support. This end-to-end handholding ensures that government resources and subsidies reach the grassroots effectively, empowering farmers to invest in technology, infrastructure, and value-added ventures.

Professional agricultural consultancy is made available through these taluka centers via direct visits and phone support. Farmers receive scientific recommendations on cropping patterns, input usage, soil health, pest and disease control, irrigation management, and post-harvest care.

Additionally, guidance is provided on allied activities like poultry, dairy, beekeeping, agri-warehousing, food processing, and agribusiness planning. Farmers are also supported in accessing services such as crop insurance, equipment loans, FPO networking, e-NAM registration, and compliance assistance. This integrated advisory system enhances farm efficiency, profitability, and decision-making.

To modernize Indian farming, Mahaswarajya Agro promotes drone technology for agricultural applications. Drones are used for precision spraying, crop health monitoring, and field mapping. Their use reduces manual labor, saves time, and ensures accurate and efficient input application.

The company facilitates farmer training, practical demonstrations, and helps them access the benefits of the “Kisan Drone Scheme” by the Government of India. These services encourage precision farming, increased productivity, and technology-driven agriculture at the grassroots.

Certification is key to ensuring trust, quality, and market access in today’s agri-business landscape. Mahaswarajya Agro offers professional support for obtaining essential certifications like Organic, FSSAI, ISO, APEDA, and MSME registration.

These services help rural entrepreneurs and farmers comply with national and international standards. Certification improves product branding, facilitates exports, and is often required to access schemes and institutional markets. This initiative supports enterprise growth, consumer confidence, and sustainable development in rural India.

Warehousing is a critical infrastructure for storing agricultural produce such as grains, pulses, fruits, vegetables, and legumes. Despite high levels of food production in India, a lack of adequate storage facilities remains a major challenge, often resulting in post-monsoon spoilage. Due to the absence of proper storage after harvest, farmers are compelled to sell their produce immediately—often at lower market prices. Key factors in the warehousing business include location, infrastructure, equipment, and market demand.

To address this, Mahaswarajya Agro is establishing state-of-the-art warehouses with a 2,000 metric ton capacity at each taluka-level Agro Marketplace. These warehouses will feature advanced storage areas, loading docks, moisture and weight measuring systems, as well as equipment for transport and material handling. With these facilities, member farmers and agri-producer companies will be able to safely store their produce when market prices are low, and sell later when prices rise—helping to avoid losses and enabling strategic decision-making.

Mahaswarajya Agro is setting up cold storage facilities at the taluka level under the Agro Marketplace model. Cold storage plays a vital role in preserving perishable commodities and extending their shelf life by maintaining controlled temperatures. These facilities are essential for storing vegetables, dairy products, fruits, and other perishable items.

• Cold storage helps maintain the quality and longevity of perishable goods.
• Storage will be maintained at specified temperature ranges.
• These units will be strategically established based on demand at the taluka level.
• Under the National Horticulture Mission (NHM), cold storage units (new, expanded, or modernized) are essential for year-round supply of raw materials to processing plants, while increasing the shelf life of perishables like fruits, vegetables, and dairy products.

Post-harvest processing involves cleaning, grading, processing, packaging, and preparing agricultural produce like grains, fruits, and vegetables for market. This is a vital link in the food value chain that enhances shelf life, improves quality, and increases market value.

The agro-processing sector includes oil mills, sugar mills, food and fruit processing units, and textile enterprises. Mahaswarajya Agro is setting up modern food processing units at the taluka level, where value-added products from local produce will be branded, packaged, and sold. This will not only increase farmers’ incomes but also create employment for locals and provide direct access to markets—playing a key role in strengthening the rural economy.

Mahaswarajya Agro actively promotes nursery businesses at the taluka level through its Agro Marketplace initiatives. Under this program, farmers are provided with the necessary services, infrastructure, and technical guidance to establish nurseries. A nursery is a center for the propagation, cultivation, and scientific nurturing of plants. High-quality saplings are grown for horticulture, landscaping, reforestation, medicinal and aromatic plants, as well as general farming needs.

Nurseries based on quality saplings, expert guidance, and professional services represent a lucrative agricultural enterprise that drives rural entrepreneurship.

An Agri Machinery Center provides farmers access to essential modern equipment such as tractors, cultivators, and harvesters on a rental basis. Mahaswarajya Agro is setting up such centers at every taluka under its Agro Marketplace initiative, giving farmers—especially small and medium-scale ones—access to advanced farming tools without needing to purchase them outright.

These centers help increase productivity, save time and labor, and reduce overall costs. The goal is to make modern farming technologies accessible to all farmers. Support will also be extended to Farmer Groups and FPCs for establishing such centers. Mahaswarajya Agro will ensure transparent pricing, technical support, and efficient management—paving the way for more sustainable farming practices.

A shade net is a protective structure covered with plastic mesh designed to regulate temperature, humidity, and COâ‚‚ levels—creating an ideal and secure environment for crop cultivation. Mahaswarajya Agro provides materials, services, facilities, and technical support to farmers interested in developing shade net projects.

These structures help control light and climate, improving crop quality, yield, and growth. Shade nets are effectively used in seasonal and perennial crops, high-value vegetable cultivation, and floriculture. Key benefits include:

• Controlled temperature and humidity,
• Improved yield and product quality,
• Year-round cultivation,
• Protection from pests and diseases,
• Better market prices.

Shade nets represent a modern, durable, and profitable technology for climate-resilient farming. With Mahaswarajya Agro’s support, farmers gain access to a sustainable and future-ready agricultural path.

The "Weekly Farmer’s Market" is an innovative initiative by Mahaswarajya Agro Marketplace, organized on fixed days and locations each week through the active participation of local farmers. In these markets, consumers can purchase fresh, high-quality farm produce and essential goods directly from the farmers. Mahaswarajya Agro plays a vital role in ensuring the success of these markets by supplying necessary materials, and offering services such as transportation, storage, stall management, banners, and POS machines.

This initiative not only empowers farmers economically but also boosts the local economy. By eliminating middlemen, customers benefit from lower prices, and farmers receive fair compensation—resulting in transparent and mutually beneficial transactions.

Under its taluka-level “Marketplace” initiative, Mahaswarajya Agro offers reliable, efficient, and affordable transport services for farmers. Utilizing air, sea, rail, and road logistics, the company ensures the safe and timely delivery of agricultural produce. These services enable Farmer Producer Companies (FPCs) to transport goods to processing units, markets, and end-consumers quickly and cost-effectively.

A key feature of this service is the collaboration with leading national logistics companies to develop each taluka-level marketplace as a transportation hub. This saves time, effort, and cost while enhancing timely market delivery—resulting in increased profit margins. The modern and integrated logistics system strengthens the rural agri-supply chain and drives regional economic growth.

Agri Technology refers to the application of modern technologies in agriculture to boost productivity, efficiency, and profitability. It includes the use of advanced tools, machinery, and techniques in fields such as agriculture, horticulture, animal husbandry, and fisheries. With these technologies, farmers can increase yields, reduce costs, optimize the use of water and fertilizers, and access real-time weather and market data.

Through Mahaswarajya Agro Marketplace, farmers receive comprehensive training, technical assistance, and expert advice on the latest agri-technologies. The group also provides access to necessary tools, services, and consultants. Mahaswarajya Group of Agro Ventures actively promotes tech adoption, enabling farmers to improve productivity, gain better market prices, and achieve sustainable farming.

Farmer Groups, or Self-Help Groups (SHGs), consist of local farmers who regularly save collectively and engage in small-scale industries, allied farming businesses, or agricultural initiatives. These groups are founded on financial discipline, transparency, and mutual cooperation. Members support each other through microloans, financial assistance, and skill training—leading to economic empowerment.

Through Mahaswarajya Agro Marketplace, new SHGs and Farmer Groups are being formed in villages across each taluka, while existing groups are being integrated into the Mahaswarajya ecosystem. These groups receive regular training, project guidance, and information on relevant schemes. Support is also provided for launching various group-based agricultural projects.

This initiative enables farmers to actively participate in group schemes and ensures more effective and impactful project implementation.

Mahaswarajya Agro Marketplace empowers farmers to directly export their agricultural produce. Through Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) with export companies and import-export agencies, farmers gain access to international markets. Farmers are guided through export procedures, certification, and compliance with international standards—helping them leverage global trade opportunities.

This initiative connects farmers to global markets, offering higher product value and increased profits. MoUs facilitate direct linkages with exporters. Farmers are supported with branding, packaging, and guidance on global standards—paving the way for sustainable income. Partnering with Mahaswarajya Agro is a crucial step for farmers seeking to take their products to the international stage.

Join Mahaswarajya Agro to give your produce global recognition and unlock access to international markets!

Cultivating Ayurvedic and medicinal plants is a sustainable, eco-friendly, and highly profitable farming opportunity. It supports organic and natural farming methods and is in high demand in domestic and global markets. With minimal investment, farmers can earn substantial profits while contributing to environmental conservation and health-focused agriculture. This type of farming offers long-term and stable income potential.

Through its taluka-level Marketplace initiatives, Mahaswarajya Agro provides farmers with technical training, information on government schemes and subsidies, and market access to support medicinal plant cultivation. This initiative promotes a shift toward natural farming practices and helps farmers achieve sustainable agriculture through medicinal plant-based farming.

Fisheries involve the breeding and rearing of fish in tanks or ponds for commercial sale. This business can be run with limited space, minimal investment, and effective water management—making it ideal for rural farmers and youth. With proper species selection, tank design, feed, health management, and planned rearing, production and profitability can be significantly increased.

Mahaswarajya Agro Marketplace facilitates fisheries by offering training, technical guidance, information on government schemes, subsidies, loans, and access to markets at the taluka level. This initiative is helping develop the fishery sector in rural areas, generating employment and enhancing local economic prosperity.

Through its taluka-level Marketplace initiatives, Mahaswarajya Agro provides complete support to farmers looking to start poultry farming. This includes training, information on government schemes, and practical assistance—enabling them to build profitable allied agricultural businesses.

Poultry farming involves the rearing of birds such as chickens, ducks, and geese, primarily for eggs and meat. It is highly popular in rural areas due to its low space requirements, minimal investment, and quick returns. It generates steady income from egg and meat sales and offers allied employment opportunities—especially for women. Additionally, government subsidies and loans are easily accessible.

Mahaswarajya Agro supports farmers across the entire poultry business chain—from project reporting, breed selection, shed design and management, bird health and vaccination, feed management, sales, processing advisory, to funding and subsidy facilitation—all under one roof. This makes poultry farming more sustainable and profitable in rural areas.

Mahaswarajya Agro Marketplace brings expert poultry services to your local taluka—working alongside you for your success!

With the initiative of the Mahaswarajya Agro Marketplace, comprehensive support is provided at the taluka level to farmers and rural entrepreneurs wishing to start goat farming businesses. This includes training, expert consultation, project guidance, and information on government schemes and subsidies. Goat farming is a complementary agricultural business that requires low capital and space, making it especially beneficial for small and marginal farmers, women’s self-help groups (SHGs), and rural entrepreneurs.

Products from this enterprise include milk, meat, manure, and fiber (cashmere). Raising high-quality goat breeds and selling them can generate substantial income. The business can be managed within the village itself and offers high profitability with minimal investment. Goat manure is valuable for organic farming, and government schemes provide subsidies, loans, and training to support this venture.

Mahaswarajya Agro assists with project reporting, breed selection, shelter design and management, animal health and vaccination services, feeding systems, and market linkage—ensuring goat farming becomes a sustainable and profitable source of income.

Through its taluka-level marketplaces, Mahaswarajya Agro provides complete support to farmers and rural entrepreneurs interested in starting dairy cattle farming. This includes project information, hands-on training, expert guidance, required equipment, and access to government schemes and financial assistance. By raising cows or buffaloes, farmers can produce milk, curd, ghee, buttermilk, cow urine, dung (for fuel), and compost manure.

This business extends beyond dairy production, playing a key role in organic farming, renewable energy generation, and eco-friendly products. The benefits include consistent income from dairy products, integration with sustainable agriculture, and utilization of dung and urine for manure and fuel, promoting organic farming practices. It also contributes to rural employment and strengthens the local economy.

Mahaswarajya Agro delivers science-based training that covers nutrition, shelter management, healthcare, vaccination, feed management, and market linkage—enabling farmers to build a sustainable and profitable dairy cattle enterprise.

Mahaswarajya Agro Marketplace offers affordable veterinary services at the taluka level to ensure the health and well-being of livestock. These services include health checkups, vaccinations, treatment for diseases, nutrition advice, artificial insemination, and other medical support. Regular awareness camps and training sessions are also conducted to educate farmers on scientific livestock management.

Animal health is crucial to the success of farming and dairy businesses. Healthy animals lead to higher productivity and lower costs. Timely diagnosis and treatment improve efficiency, and regular vaccinations and checkups are ensured through these services.

This initiative provides farmers with essential knowledge and ensures veterinary support is accessible even in remote areas. These rural clinics become a vital component of the animal health system, supporting sustainable dairy and livestock livelihoods, and contributing to farmers' economic progress.

Mahaswarajya Agro Marketplace promotes the establishment of modern dairy enterprises at the taluka level. These include local milk collection, processing, packaging, and production of value-added dairy products such as milk, buttermilk, curd, ghee, cheese/paneer, and flavored milk. The dairy business involves every step from milk procurement to sale, creating sustainable income and employment opportunities in rural regions.

Through this initiative, farmers receive stable and recurring income. Local dairy processing facilities are developed, special employment opportunities are created for women, high-quality products reach local markets, and direct-to-consumer sales increase profitability. In addition, farmers receive support in technical, financial, and training aspects of the business.

Mahaswarajya Agro also offers end-to-end services to other entrepreneurs, cooperatives, and agri-businesses in the dairy sector. These include consulting, access to processing infrastructure, branding, marketing, distribution, and training. This ecosystem fosters an integrated rural dairy economy and accelerates local economic development by creating value chains at the grassroots level.

By promoting dairy businesses through the Mahaswarajya Agro Marketplace, every taluka can be transformed into a milk-abundant and economically empowered region.

Solar energy is a clean, renewable, and abundant source of energy derived from sunlight, converted into electricity using solar panels. Mahaswarajya Agro, through its taluka-level Marketplace centers, provides services, consulting, training, and information on government schemes for setting up solar energy projects. These initiatives help increase the use of clean and sustainable energy in rural areas, delivering both economic and environmental benefits.

These projects significantly reduce electricity costs, offer a pollution-free alternative, and promote eco-friendly energy practices. Additionally, they create training and employment opportunities for local youth and encourage new entrepreneurship in the green energy sector. Solar energy initiatives are a crucial step toward sustainable rural development.

Through solar power, we are committed to building a self-reliant and green Maharashtra!

Waste management involves the collection, segregation, recycling, processing, and proper disposal of solid, liquid, or organic waste. It is essential for protecting the environment, public health, and conserving natural resources. When managed properly, organic waste can be transformed into compost and biogas, which are valuable for farming and energy production.

In every taluka across Maharashtra, Mahaswarajya Agro’s Marketplace centers are implementing projects based on the “waste-to-resource” model. These projects involve setting up compost units, biogas plants, and processing systems for converting waste into usable products. Such initiatives reduce environmental pollution, promote sustainable development, and create additional income sources for farmers.

Under the Mahaswarajya Agro “Marketplace” network, biofuel production units are being established and promoted at the taluka level. These units produce renewable fuels such as biodiesel (from non-edible oilseeds), bioethanol (from crop residues), and biogas (from organic waste).

This initiative provides rural areas with alternative energy sources, reduces dependence on fossil fuels, and supports sustainable, eco-friendly energy generation. It also allows farmers to earn additional income by utilizing agricultural waste and generates employment at the local level.

Agri-tourism is an innovative concept that combines agriculture and tourism. It allows tourists to experience rural life, traditional farming methods, local food culture, and folk art firsthand. For urban visitors, it is both educational and immersive, offering insights into sustainable farming and eco-friendly living.

Through its “Marketplace” network, Mahaswarajya Agro promotes agri-tourism projects in every taluka. These include farm tours, rural homestays, educational workshops, cultural events, and hands-on farming activities. Such projects generate additional income for farmers and FPOs, create local employment, and boost the rural tourism industry.