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Current company Dada Organic
Farming · 11 employees · Founded 2006 · Rajkot, Gujarat, India
Marketing and manufacturing are two equal parts in a business environment. When Mr. Dinesh Pandya enter in the world of marketing, he was not aware and conscious about farmers, plant, soil, atmosphere and other effective parameters of farming. After the 20 years of India Tour, thousands of meet with farmers, mutual understanding of soil and animals, lots of convincing for organic farming and lack of source of natural material formatted the Organic Fertilizer Company named “Dada Organics”. Before 20 years the terms natural fertilizer, bio- stimulator and soil conditioner was not found anymore. Nor did it produce sufficient results for farmers. When Mr. Dinesh Pandya began to persuade people about the natural soil conditioner, by this time bio-stimulator, soil-conditioner words were similar to a stranger. But the vision was breathing. Vision of poison less farming, prosperous farmers. Vision of Healthy, Wealthy and Prosperous India. And that causes Dinesh Pandya to seize a loan from KVIC to find a substitute for cow dung and neem powder. Established in 2006, Dada Organics came up with the source of carbon based on leodarnide and substitute of chemical farming and option of cow-dung in a 5 kg bag of bio-stimulates. Ultimately with all agro-solution materials like soil nutrients, soil fertility and crop growing fertilizers. Quality, purity, Technology, efficiency makes dada organics a grand brand of fertilizers and animal feed supplement. But here it is not a happy to continue in the sole area of agriculture. To preserve the Indian tradition, Dada Organics and Team decide to find a new way in Ayurveda and herbal cosmetics that gives rise to almost 20 new products in a company. And so the travel started to fly.