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How is a startup possible in farming and agriculture?

    
           In this question we have two options, The first one is natural farming and another one is chemical farming. Both are the way to start an agriculture startup. Before we jump into the topic we have to look at more important things like Financial, Yield, quality of food and Marketing these are the very challenge we face.

Chemical Farming


1. Capital & financial

  * an agriculture startup we must have to invest for own land but chemical farming not require to buy an own land because chemical farming land does not produce yield more than 10 years so best you can acquire rental land.

 * We have to buy cultivate equipment and machinery for chemical farming. In this case, we have two options

      1. More necessity things are bought own equipment 
      2. Fewer necessities things go for a rental.

  * Make a sufficient fund for running daily base worker wages.

  * Chemical farming we have to spend more money on buying seeds, pesticide, and fertilizer

2. Yield

  * Initial produce more yield in the farm field but later it will be slow down.

3. Quality of Food

  * No options there for quality of food in chemical farming.

4. Marketing

  * Now dealers are come directly to the farmland for before harvesting make the deal.
  * Harvest the yield and send it to the local market.
  * Market value is less then harvest the yield and store the warehouse and later sell the market.

Natural Farming

1. Capital & financial

  * an agriculture startup we must have to invest for own land because initial not return high yield it takes few years to completely change the land quality.
 
  * After completely move to the natural way, later your growth is increasing so in the case your rental land agreement is completed means your investment is a loss. I go new field it's take timing to convert.
 
  * Natural farming we have to buy basic cultivate equipment and not necessary to more machinery because it foils the land.

  * Make a sufficient fund for running daily base worker wages.

  * Natural farming we no need to spend more money on buying seeds, pesticide and fertilizer because we use minimum cost for native cow and use natural waste.

2.Yield

  * initially produce very less than later growing.
  * We use a multi-cropping technique and gain more benefits.

3. Quality of Food

  * We are getting a quality of foods.

4. Marketing

  * Naturally produced food product has good market values.
  * Make value-added products and sale the market.

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