AGRO CHEM FEDERATION OF INDIA

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Agro Chem Federation of India (ACFI)
AGRO CHEM FEDERATION OF INDIA
Agro Chem Federation of India (ACFI) is a 'Non-Profit Organisation' registered under the Society Registration Act, effective June 6, 2017. It has partnered with many academic institutions, farmer associations, associated government and non-government organisations, etc. The handful of soil with a growing plant in a man’s hand signifies the care humankind contributes towards sustaining nature and the blue in the ACFI logo signifies the importance of Water to promote life and production of food.

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