About FarmSutras — Indian Agriculture Knowledge Platform

FarmSutras is an independent agriculture knowledge platform covering farming, livestock, and agritech. We publish practical, research-backed guides for Indian farmers, agriculture students, and anyone who wants to understand how food is actually grown.

Our focus is simple: information that is useful in the field, not just in a search engine.

Who runs FarmSutras

FarmSutras is founded and run by Brajesh Raj.

Brajesh comes from a farming family in Darbhanga, Bihar. He has grown up around agriculture — working on his family’s dairy farm with feeding, milking, and animal care — and continues to be involved with it alongside his studies in digital marketing at Jaipur National University.

He started FarmSutras in July 2025 to bring farming, livestock, and agritech information together in one place, explained in a way that is useful to Indian farmers and readers worldwide.

Brajesh writes and manages all content on FarmSutras, with research support from AI tools and verification against primary sources before publication. Read more about Brajesh Raj →

What we cover

We publish across three broad areas:

Farming — crop cultivation, traditional and modern methods, soil health, irrigation, organic farming, precision agriculture, greenhouse and vertical farming, mushroom cultivation, and climate-smart practices.

Livestock — dairy and cattle farming, goat and poultry farming, animal nutrition, breeding and artificial insemination, and sustainable livestock management.

Agritech — precision agriculture, agricultural drones, soil sensors, smart irrigation, farm management software, and other technologies shaping Indian agriculture.

Most of our content is written with India first in mind — Indian schemes, Indian prices in ₹, Indian states and crops, and conditions that Indian farmers actually work in. Where a topic is global in nature, we cover it for an international audience as well.

How we create content

Every article on FarmSutras goes through the same basic process:

  1. Research — We start with primary sources: government portals (such as CACP, PIB, and state agriculture departments), agricultural universities and institutions (ICAR, IARI), and credible industry or academic publications.
  2. Writing — Content is written to answer a specific question clearly, not to fill a word count. AI tools are used for research support and drafting, but every article is reviewed and edited by a human before it is published.
  3. Verification — Numbers, scheme details, prices, and technical claims are checked against their original source. If a fact cannot be verified, we either leave it out or say so openly.
  4. Updates — Agriculture and agritech change fast. Where an article becomes outdated — MSP rates, subsidy amounts, scheme rules — we review and update it.

We do not invent statistics, testimonials, or credentials. If we cannot verify something, we say so. Full details are in our Editorial Policy →

Corrections

If you find an error, an outdated fact, or something that does not seem right, please tell us. Email contact@farmsutras.com or use our contact form . We aim to review and correct genuine errors within 7 days.

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