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Water falling from a shower

Posted On 02/08/2024 in Texmo Industries & Taro Pumps

Top Five Benefits of a Water Pressure Pump

A water pressure booster pump is a reliable water pressure solution that increases the pressure of water. This is useful where water pressure is insufficient for daily needs. It also helps improve appliance performance, & energy savings.

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Women in India sitting on a tractor

Posted On 22/07/2024 in Agriculture Services

Farmer Producer Organisations in India

Farmer Producer Organisations or FPOs play a vital role in empowering small & marginal farmers, enhancing their income, & improving agricultural productivity. They are seen as a crucial part of agricultural development strategies in India.

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Women farmers in Himachal Pradesh harvesting wheat

Posted On 08/07/2024 in People in Agriculture

People in Agriculture – Nekram Sharma

Himachal Pradesh farmers practice intercropping with various combinations of crops like maize & beans, wheat & chickpea, potato & peas, etc. Padma Shri Nekram Sharma has implemented the nau-anaj system to help maximise resource use while using the ancient system of intercropping.

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Happy customers at Taro Pumps store

Posted On 01/07/2024 in Better, By , Texmo Industries & Taro Pumps

Customer Experience – Part Of Our Culture

Cultivating a strong customer experience culture involves aligning the entire organization around the goal of delivering exceptional experiences to customers at every point. This allows us to drive long-term & sustained growth & success.

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Hand holding a smartphone showing trading of carbon credits

Posted On 24/06/2024 in Climate & Weather

Carbon Credits

Carbon credits in agriculture help farmers & producers earn credits for reducing their greenhouse gas emissions. These credits can then be sold on carbon markets, providing financial incentives for sustainable agricultural practices that help combat climate change.

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