At TBOF, we actively compete in the market, which is fueled by growth, profitability, and consumption. Nonetheless, the goal of bringing wholesome, natural food from our farm to your home is the foundation of our ideals, together with a strong work ethic and moral principles.

With our dedication to sharing knowledge, experiences, and prosperity, we stand out in the corporate labyrinth of secrecy and competitive protection. We embrace new technologies and innovations with pride as farmers, respecting our traditional ways and farming community. 🙏🌱🤗 

Recently, Mr. Yunus Sheikh, the Development Officer of Panchayat Samiti, Indapur, accompanied more than eighty farmers from the Indapur District to our farm. They got to know our Farmer Founder, Satyajit Hange, and were moved by Two Brothers Organic Farms' story. Our goods, which have empowered over 9,000 farmers, are now available in over 50 nations and 1,000 cities globally, having originated in the little town of Bhodani. This is an actual success story of a farm-to-home. 🙏

As interested and inquisitive as urban businesspeople, the visiting farmers worked in traditional farming, animal husbandry, cow fodder, grape, and sugarcane cultivation. They posed thoughtful queries like: 

⭐What are the best crops to grow from a marketing standpoint?

⭐ How can agricultural produce be processed to provide goods with added value?

⭐ How can products and produce be directly marketed to consumers?

⭐ What other revenue streams are available for a farmer to consider?

We took great pleasure in exchanging, learning, and sharing with our fellow farmers. 🤗

For us, capitalism is about expanding and sharing our wealth and knowledge with our farming community; it goes beyond increasing revenue and profit margins. We don't just practice charity when it comes to socialism; we also empower and uplift as many farmers as we can while imparting our success philosophy to aspiring agribusiness owners. 

In Shelgaon village, Indapur Taluka, District Pune, farmer Satyajit gave a talk to the local farmers (Krushi Unnati Shendriya Sheti Gat) about the value of organic farming. The Department of Agriculture of the Government of Maharashtra hosted this event to highlight the possible effects of switching to organic farming. With 5,000 acres of pomegranate orchards, Shelgaon might reap major rewards. 500,000 tonnes of chemical-free pomegranates would be produced, 5,000 acres of soil would be saved, and 500,000 customers would gain from the village's complete switch to organic farming.

Speaking to and motivating more than 1,500 farmers, TBOF took part in the Youth Farmer Meet, which was arranged by Jaihind Lokchalwal Sangamner, on June 30, 2019. Sharing the podium with MLA Dr. Sudhir Tambe and retired IAS Chandrakant Dalvi, whose non-governmental organization's efforts towards rural development are praiseworthy, was an honor. TBOF received recognition for its efforts to promote agricultural products internationally.

We spoke to a progressive group of more than 200 farmers who were starting collective farming in Nimgaon Ketki, Taluka Indapur, District Pune. We encouraged them to embrace sustainable methods by sharing our organic agricultural and marketing expertise.