Revolutionising Indian agriculture through high-tech liquid nano nutrients.

Indian farmers are set to transition from bulky sacks to liquid bottles as IFFCO kicks off its "Nano Fertilizer Awareness Mega Campaign." Chairman Dilip Sanghani announced the initiative in New Delhi, focusing on liquid NPK and granular variants recently added to the Fertilizer Control Order. This nationwide movement aligns with the "Sahakar Se Samriddhi" mission to modernize rural economies.

Odisha's agricultural sector stands to benefit significantly from this shift, as the state's diverse soil profiles often require the precise nutrient delivery offered by foliar sprays. By reducing dependence on traditional imports, the campaign strengthens the "Atmanirbhar Bharat" vision.

Smart Farming Tech

IFFCO is integrating AI and drone analytics to ensure efficient application. Global expansion is also underway, with a new plant in Brazil expected to be operational by June 2026.

Financial Strength

Sales figures reflect high adoption rates, with over 21 million bottles of Nano Urea Plus sold already. The cooperative expects its profit before tax to exceed ₹4,200 crore for 2025-26 fiscal year. These innovations aim to protect soil integrity while drastically cutting logistics and storage costs for the average grower.