The Indian agriculture industry is set to achieve record production volumes in the upcoming Kharif season, despite the challenges of Covid-19 and the inherent issues of poor mechanization, low farmer education, inadequate storage, and logistical difficulties. The government is taking steps to improve efficiency and increase supply of necessary resources, while also considering a holistic national plan for sector improvement. The sector faces challenges such as lack of new technology, over production of grains, and monsoon dependency, but there are opportunities for growth through adoption of global best practices, diversification to high value crops, and adoption of digital technology. Startups in the agritech space are also making significant strides, with significant investment and potential for more. However, education and encouragement of farmers to use digital technology is a key challenge.