We earned their trust one demo at a time.

When we started Growit India, we knew one thing clearly:
You can’t build for Bharat from a boardroom.

We set up our first demo farm not to showcase products but to listen.
Real conditions.
Real feedback.
Real stakes.

Some weeks, things didn’t go as planned.
Mulch rolls tore.
Weed mat installations failed.
Farmers told us bluntly: “This won’t work here.”

And that was the best thing that could’ve happened.

Because every product we refined after that from Grow Wire to Soil Guru Pro carried their input.

Today, those demo farms exist in every district we operate in.

They’re not marketing tools.
They’re where we build real-world solutions with the people who use them.

Entrepreneurship in agri-tech isn’t about pitching farmers.
It’s about working with them, learning from them and iterating until it works.

That’s where trust begins.

How do you test ideas before scaling?
Would love to hear your approach.