A company of farmers, for farmers
In a daring and ambitious initiative, Manohar Parchure, a leading promoter of organic farming, his supporters and some NGOs have initiated an effort to start ten 'producer companies' of farmers, which will be run by farmers for the farmers.
Source: The Times of India
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