We envision a resilient and prosperous agricultural sector that secures farmers' livelihoods and income, contributing significantly to local and national economic development, and creating a vibrant, green, and food-secure India. To achieve this, we aim to build a responsive team of Indian agriculture students, connecting the entire agricultural community, including agriculture, horticulture, veterinary, and allied sciences students, scientists, scholars, professors, and farmers. Through this network, we will educate farmers on new farming technologies and best practices, act as a resource agency for the betterment of the farming community, and empower rural India, promoting human development with equity, dignity, and justice, ultimately transforming Indian agriculture and building a brighter future for our farmers and our nation.

At Agri Meet Foundation, we believe that empowering farmers to improve and profit from their harvests is crucial to transforming rural India into a hub of opportunity and prosperity for all community members. As Dr. M.S. Swaminathan aptly stated, "Population stabilization policies are a must for sustainable food, health, and livelihood security in many developing countries. If population policies go wrong, nothing else will have a chance to succeed." Guided by this wisdom, AMF is dedicated to creating a more enabling policy and business environment for farmers. As a widely recognized Indian farmers' network, we represent farmers through active district-level associations across various agricultural sectors and communities. Our mission is to defend farmers' rights and interests, provide quality services to enhance their skills, and equip them to better produce, process, and market their commodities, ultimately enabling them to thrive amidst challenges and changes. By doing so, we aim to foster a more prosperous and sustainable future for rural India.

We remain politically impartial and non-discriminatory, upholding the rights and dignity of all Indian farmers, regardless of race, religion, or gender.

We champion the rights and interests of Indian farmers through peaceful and constructive means, promoting a culture of non-violent conflict resolution.

Our lobby and advocacy campaigns, as well as our services, are designed to achieve tangible results, empowering farmers and promoting sustainable agricultural practices.

We develop and implement capacity-building programs tailored to the needs and learning styles of farmers, fostering a professional and democratic agricultural civil society.

Our organization is built on the principles of member ownership and participation, ensuring that our actions and decisions reflect the needs and aspirations of our members.

We believe in sharing information, experiences, and best practices with stakeholders and partners, fostering collaborative relationships that drive positive change.

We prioritize social inclusion, focusing on the needs of smallholder farmers, women, and youth, while promoting employment creation, food and nutrition security, and sustainable agricultural practices.

We advocate for the sustainable use of natural resources, water efficiency, and environmentally safe agricultural practices, ensuring a healthy and thriving planet for future generations.

Our financial and administrative management is transparent, efficient, and effective, ensuring that our services and programs deliver maximum impact and value to our members and stakeholders.