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Agricultural production is heavily dependent on the availability of water. With the weather patterns changing rapidly owing to global warming, dependence on monsoon rains for crops is highly risky. Besides, monsoon rains only last for about 3-4 months, and the better part of the year is predominantly dry. Additionally, drought, famines, and water scarcity in rural India can lead to poor agricultural output, pushing farmers into debt. Know more: – PowerPoint PPT presentation

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Title: Impact of Financial Impetus on Distribution Channels : Nafa


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  • Impact of Financial Impetus on Distribution
    Channels Nafa

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Table of content
  • Impact of Financial Impetus on Distribution
    Channels Nafa
  • About Us

What is Drip Irrigation?
Drip Irrigation Crops that can be grown
  • Why should farmers opt for Drip Irrigation?

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About Us - Financing Solutions For Climate
Resilient, Future Ready Profitable Farming.
  • Netafim Agricultural Financing Agency Pvt. Ltd.
    (NAFA) was promoted by Netafim Group, Israel to
    finance the stakeholders in micro-irrigation
    value chain. Netafim invented and pioneered the
    adoption of drip irrigation system across the
    world with the mission to promote a global change
    in the way water is used in agriculture.
  • One of the major hurdles in adoption, of micro
    irrigation by farmers, was their access to
    finance, hence Netafim decided to provide
    financial solutions to the stakeholders in micro
    irrigation value chain. NAFA, the Non-Banking
    Finance Company (NBFC) of Netafim Group, received
    the RBI license and commenced operations in
    March2013.

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  • Impact of Financial Impetus on Distribution
    Channels Nafa
  • Importance of irrigation
  • Agricultural production is heavily dependent on
    the availability of water. With the weather
    patterns changing rapidly owing to global
    warming, dependence on monsoon rains for crops is
    highly risky. Besides, monsoon rains only last
    for about 3-4 months, and the better part of the
    year is predominantly dry. Additionally, drought,
    famines, and water scarcity in rural India can
    lead to poor agricultural output, pushing farmers
    into debt.
  • In such a scenario, irrigation can prove to be a
    boon for farmers across the country as the
    agricultural productivity on irrigated farms is
    remarkably higher than that on un-irrigated
    farms.
  • Another way in which irrigation can boost
    agricultural production is by making multiple
    cropping a possibility. Farmers can leverage
    Indias tropical and sub-tropical climatic
    conditions to their advantage by growing multiple
    crop cycles all year round with the help of
    irrigation.

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  • What is Drip Irrigation?
  • In drip irrigation, a vast network of dripper
    lines is created across the farm. Dripper lines
    are pipes fitted with drippers that deliver water
    and fertilisers uniformly and directly to the
    crops root zones.
  • How is drip irrigation better for the crops?
  • Like humans need frequent and balanced meals
    throughout the day, plants also require regular
    and uniformly distributed water and nutrients to
    ensure proper growth. Heres how drip irrigation
    provides optimal growth in plants
  • It optimises the availability of water and
    fertilisers.
  • The amount of water and fertiliser delivered to
    the crops can be customised based on their
    individual needs.
  • Drip irrigation prevents saturation of water and
    is excellent for soil aeration.
  • It also keeps the soil from becoming saline from
    excessive usage of fertilisers.
  • By arresting water accumulation, it prevents
    fungal infections caused due to wet and decaying
    foliage.

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  • Why should farmers opt for Drip Irrigation?
  • Apart from the fact that it is efficient water
    and nutrient delivery system across the farm,
    drip irrigation has several other benefits that
    make it the most preferred irrigation method for
    farmers. Drip irrigation offers a higher ROI than
    other irrigation methods, allowing the farmers to
    operate their agricultural lands better. Other
    benefits of drip irrigation include
  • It is a cost-effective method of irrigation.
  • A higher crop yield is consistent both in terms
    of quantity and quality.
  • It saves water by preventing water loss by way of
    evaporation, wastage and runoff.
  • It ensures the even distribution of water and
    nutrients across all the crops.
  • It utilises 100 of the land and is suitable for
    all soil types across the varied topography of
    India.
  • Since drip irrigation works perfectly well on
    lower water pressure, it leads to remarkable
    energy savings.
  • In other irrigation methods, there is a high
    chance that the lands natural slope can cause
    the water and other fertilisers to accumulate in
    one spot, resulting in uneven distribution of
    water and fertiliser. Drip irrigation solves this
    issue efficiently and effectively.

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  • Drip Irrigation Crops that can be grown
  • The drip irrigation method is suitable for all
    kinds of crops. Farmers can ensure optimum
    production and high yield of almost every crop by
    implementing drip irrigation methods across their
    farms.
  • Right from field crops like wheat, corn,
    sugarcane etc., to vegetables and fruits growing
    in soil or by way of hydroponics. Drip irrigation
    is also suitable for all kinds of terrains, from
    flat fields to sloping lands. While setting up a
    drip irrigation system that farmers must heed,
    the only consideration is the crop, its needs,
    and the field conditions.
  • Conclusion
  • Drip irrigation offers almost 95-100 efficiency
    in water usage making it perfect for farmers
    living in drought-prone areas with a paucity of
    water resources. Moreover, drip irrigation is
    also cost-effective with a respectable Return on
    Investment. By delivering significantly high crop
    yield while simultaneously saving on resource
    inputs such as water energy, fertiliser, and
    labour. It also enables farmers to enjoy higher
    profits.

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What We Promote?
Sustainable Agriculture Practices by promoting
climate resilient technologies by focusing on
using water efficiently to reduce negative impact
on environment.
Access to Financial Service To small holder
farmers and Small Medium rural agri enterprises
Improving Farmers Income Level By helping him to
adopt cash-crops, increasing crop-productivity
and helping him to grow more with less
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Thank you
Netafim Agricultural Financing Agency Pvt. Ltd.
(NAFA) Registered Office 1602 1603, The
Affaires, 16th Floor, Plot no. 9, Sector 17, Palm
Beach Road, Sanpada, Navi Mumbai 400 705,
Maharashtra.
Phone Number 91-22-6170 7600 Toll-Free  1800
2677762 Whatsapp  91-8928493972 Email
info_at_nafa.co.in customercare_at_nafa.co.in
Web https//nafa.co.in
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