Eaceon

in india, the majority of farmers are either small or marginal, meaning that they own less than one hectare of land. these farmers' biggest problem is a lack of funding for their agricultural endeavors. they ultimately decide to leave the land fallow and take on other jobs as a result of this difficulty. on the other side, there is a sizable population of people living in metropolitan areas who want to support and assist farmers but do not know how to go about doing so. we believed that we could close this divide and benefit everyone on both sides. we turned to start eaceon as a group to help urban residents connect with the appropriate farmers that need help. at the same time, there must be some advantages for the urban residents who are willing to lend a helping hand if there is to be ongoing support from that side. therefore, we reasoned that by collaborating with the rural farmers, urban residents may engage in farming as their allied occupation. with the help of the urban group