This initiative will provide long-

term loan funding for post-harvest management infrastructure and community farming assets for investment purposes.

This money will support requirements such as warehouse maintenance, e-

marketing locations linked to e-trading platforms, cold storage and chain establishment, and PPP projects for agricultural aggregation by central, state, or local agencies.

entrepreneurs, farmers, start-ups, FPOs, central or state agencies, PPP projects, the Marketing Cooperative Society, PACS, etc. are some of the organisations that candidates must belong to.

Financial entities must execute a Memorandum of Understanding with NABARD in order to be qualified for funding. Non-

banking Financial Companies, National Cooperative Development Corporations, Scheduled Cooperative Banks, Commercial Banks, etc. are some examples of these financial entities.

Projects supported by public-

private partnerships were funded by federal, state, or municipal entities.

entrepreneur partnership will have greater prospects thanks to AIF.

AI and IoT are two examples of cutting-

edge technology that entrepreneurs might use to the agriculture industry to provide innovation.

year payout period for this credit is scheduled. Approximately ₹10,000 crores would be made available in the first phase, and over the next three fiscal years, another ₹30,000 crores will be allocated each.