Agricultural Development Trust Baramati

The Agricultural Development Trust was established in 1971 to address the challenges of water scarcity and improve agricultural practices in Baramati. Read more It played a crucial role in constructing percolation tanks, promoting irrigation, and supporting farmers with financial assistance for wells and modern equipment. The Trust introduced scientific farming techniques, dryland horticulture, and organic farming to enhance productivity. Over time, it expanded into dairy, poultry, and agri-processing, boosting farmers’ incomes and livelihoods. By facilitating mechanisation and providing quality seeds and fertilizers, it significantly improved agricultural output and helped uplift the region's economy. Beyond agriculture, the Trust has made remarkable contributions to education, healthcare, and women’s empowerment. It established a residential educational complex for girls, providing access to quality education in various disciplines. It also set up mobile dispensaries, veterinary services, and skill development programmes, including entrepreneurship training and self-help groups for women. Today, it continues to drive development through collaborations with international institutions, fostering innovation in agriculture, education, and entrepreneurship. The Trust remains committed to transforming the lives of people in Baramati, ensuring sustainable progress for future generations.