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        Indigram Labs is one of India’s top agritech incubators.
        Delhi-based Indigram Labs is one of India’s first private incubators focused on agritech and related businesses.
        Started in 2016, Indigram has incubated about 35 startups so far.
        It claims to be the largest agri incubator in India, with a network of 500,000 farmers, and 250 Farmer Producer Organisations (FPOs) across 18 states.
        Indigram even provides lab facilities, where startups can test their product prototypes before taking them to market.
        Notable startups in Indigram’s portfolio include Intello Labs (AI-based agro commodity testing app), MyCrop Technologies (farm management system), AgriWatch (delivering market intelligence on agri commodities), Rowan Agronature (market linkage to farm produce and a credit platform), TechnifyBiz (managing the dry commodity supply chain), AgSmartic (farm management and smart irrigation), and Farms2Fork (farm automation).

        Ashish Khetan, Director and Chief Investment Officer, Indigram Labs, tells

        In a decade, Indigram plans to incubate 100 startups from across segments in agritech – crop input/output, farming techniques, tractors and farm equipment, food processing and grading, farmers’ credit, cold storage and supply chain, and more.
        Indigram will fund agritech startups under the government’s National Initiative for Developing and Harnessing Innovations – Seed Support System (NIDHI-SSS) scheme.
        How Indigram incubates and what it offers
        What makes Indigram Labs different from other private incubators?
        We also have angel investors within the incubator.”
        By the end of 2019, Indigram Labs is projected to be a 2,000-people organisation, making it one of the largest business incubators in the country.
        For any incubator or institutional investor, taking “judgement calls” on startups is the all-important step


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