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Maiyon Agro is working on the production of Alternative chemical and odour free fertilizer which is best for the horticulture product. The product thus developed is not only chemical free but is also certified by NBAL accredited laboratory and has been tried in various field conditions. It is a slow release fertilizer because of which it reduces the burnt out rate and needed to be put only once in a crop season. The result for the NPK is 2:1:2 which is good for fruiting and flowering... Read More
I am Okram Premjit Singh, President, Maiyon Agro LLP. I have completed my Master’s degree in Microbiology from Bangalore University, PGDBM in Industrial Relations and Personnel Management from Bangalore, and LLB from Manipur University. I have more than six years of experience in the IT industry.
I chose to sacrifice opportunities to work with major organisations such as IBM and BSNL to pursue my entrepreneurial dream. Since 2017, I have been working on innovative solutions in the agri-sector, overcoming multiple challenges related to trials, testing and field validation of the developed product.
During the development phase, I approached several institutions and experts for support and testing; however, the journey involved significant obstacles, including repeated rejections. Despite these challenges, I independently raised funds and conducted product testing through certified third-party laboratories.
The test results have been positive, and the company is now moving forward with market trials and product validation. The company is officially trade-marked and has received grants from Startup Manipur, RKVY-RAFTAAR (CHF Pasighat), and BIG-NE under KIIT TBI.
The College of Horticulture and Forestry, RKVY-RAFTAAR Agribusiness Incubator (CHF R-ABI), Pasighat, on Tuesday conducted an Agri Startup Grant Disbursement Ceremony at the CHF Conference Hall under the chairmanship of Dr. Anupam Mishra, Vice-Chancellor, Central Agricultural University, Imphal.
The programme was organised by the RKVY-RAFTAAR Agribusiness Incubator under the leadership of Dr. Anil Kumar, PI & CEO, CHF R-ABI, along with the business team comprising Ms Ninna Lego, Ms Evie Koyu and Mr Anil K. Maharaj, with support from the RKVY Division, Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare, Government of India.
The event was graced by Tayi Taggu, Deputy Commissioner, East Siang, Pasighat, in the presence of Prof. B.N. Hazarika, Dean, College of Horticulture and Forestry. During the grant disbursement ceremony, a total amount of Rs 48.80 lakh was disbursed to 14 startups through Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) mode under the two flagship programmes — Agripreneurship Orientation Programme (AOP) and Seed Stage Funding (SSF).
The agribusiness development initiatives carried out by the CHF R-ABI project team involve domain experts, business professionals and supporting staff, aimed at creating better business opportunities in agriculture and allied sectors for the youths of the North-Eastern region.
The beneficiary startups include Esem Organic LLP, Dianthe Pvt Ltd, Maiyon Agro LLP, Nelsurok Enterprises (OPC) Pvt Ltd, Spicy Vie LLP, Mon Tawang Incense Production Pvt Ltd, Siang Beverages Pvt Ltd, Haandan Organic Pvt Ltd, Happysun Foods Pvt Ltd, Regam Irgang Biotech LLP, Misty Fall Valley Pvt Ltd, Wakro Organic Tea Farm LLP, Tui Bon Natural Pvt Ltd and House of Locals LLP.
The programme was conducted as part of an awareness initiative for youths and witnessed participation of more than 80 participants, including academicians, scientists, administrators, farmers, farm women and youths from the region.
It may be noted that the Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojana – Remunerative Approaches for Agriculture and Allied Sector Rejuvenation (RKVY-RAFTAAR) is a centrally sponsored scheme aimed at developing agriculture and allied sectors in India. The scheme focuses on making farming a profitable economic activity, strengthening farmers’ efforts, mitigating risks, promoting agri-business entrepreneurship, creating pre- and post-harvest infrastructure, and providing flexibility to states in planning and implementation.
The scheme was launched in 2007 and was renamed RKVY-RAFTAAR in 2018-19. Funding is shared between the Central and State Governments in a 60:40 ratio. Proposals under the scheme can be submitted to the state government or to SFAC at the national level for examination and approval.
