Ware House

To free farmers from debt, avoid distress sale immediately after harvest and even out of market situation, Devganga Jagriti Foundation will facilitate expansion of godown for all crops along with the expansion of the facility.

In India where small and marginal farmers constitute major farming community, do not have the facility to retain the farm products with themselves till the market prices are favourable. It is very much essential to provide them with facilities for scientific storage so that to avoid produce deterioration and enable them to meet their credit requirement. An establishment of rural godowns will enable small and marginal farmers to increase their holding capacity which will make them to sell their produce at remunerative prices and avoid distress sales.

Market demand is expected to rise over the forecast period as refrigerated warehouses become more automated. Cloud technology, robots, conveyor belts, truck loading automation, and energy management are all part of warehouse automation. Thus, there will be more and more opportunities in Agricultural warehousing in India in the near future.

The bags of grains should be stored in covered premises, which is well protected from sun, heat, moisture, excessive heat, insects and rodents. The warehouse should be made on a well built platform of a height of not less than 1ft. from ground level to prevent soil moisture and dampness. The roof of the warehouse should be sufficient height from the grain stacks for keeping minimum possible temperature in warehouse. Sufficient space should be provided between stacks for proper air circulation in storage.

• Warehouse building 40,000 sq.ft. To store all the items that will be produced within the premises.
• All the goods made in the cottage industry will also be kept the same.
• The warehouse will provide a place to preserve the goods from their production to sale.