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Yogesh Gawande's Pesticide Sprayer Revolutionizes Indian Agriculture

A farmer's son from Maharashtra, Yogesh Gawande, revolutionized agriculture with his innovative pesticide sprayer. Now, Niyo Farmtech operates in 22 Indian states and exports to Africa and Russia.

It is an agriculture land many plants are plotted into the ground and in front of of the field...
It is an agriculture land many plants are plotted into the ground and in front of of the field there is a machine, it is spelling the water on the crops and behind the machine there are huge trees and behind the trees there are other types of crops.

Yogesh Gawande's Pesticide Sprayer Revolutionizes Indian Agriculture

Yogesh Gawande, a farmer's son from Maharashtra, has transformed agriculture with his innovative pesticide sprayer. Born in Chite Pimpalgaon, surrounded by farmland, Gawande's journey began with an idea sparked by his brother's hospitalization due to a manual knapsack sprayer. Today, Niyo Farmtech, his brainchild, operates in 22 Indian states and exports to Africa and Russia.

Gawande's first watch into entrepreneurship came in 2016 when he started advertising his product on social media, leading to his first bulk order of 65 units. In 2017, he associated with Bharatiya Yuva Shakti Trust (BYST), receiving mentorship and support that helped shape his business. The company was initially registered as Neo Innovative Solutions LLP in 2019 before rebranding to Niyo Farmtech Pvt. Ltd.

Gawande's innovative wheel-based pesticide sprayer machine, created using mechanical engineering principles, has revolutionized farming. The company has generated over Rs 2.2 crore annually as of 2022-23, with multiple revenue streams including direct sales, spare parts, and rental services. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Gawande adapted his machines for disinfectant spraying, ensuring the company's continued operation.

Niyo Farmtech's sprayers have reached farmers across India and international markets, demonstrating the power of innovation in agriculture. Gawande's journey, from observing farm struggles to creating a successful enterprise, serves as an inspiration for aspiring entrepreneurs in the sector.

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