The deal involves the construction of irrigation systems for three large projects that cover 66 villages on 123,500 acres in southwest India.

Israel has always shared its knowledge to help better raise crops, advance sustainable agriculture, improve land development and adapt to climate change.

Today, Netafim says it delivers innovative agriculture tech solutions to millions of farmers in over 100 countries, from smallholders to large-scale agricultural producers.

The investment will run under the BIRD Energy program with a total value of $15.4 million in sectors such as natural gas and energy efficiency.

Netafim said it will be deploying its precision irrigation technologies to some 100 villages across the subcontinent.

The three companies will cooperate on the development of best practices for the application of crop protection compounds via drip irrigation.

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