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Maharashtra teacher clocks Rs 8 lakh per acre from organic drumstick farming in drought-prone Solapur
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Maharashtra teacher clocks Rs 8 lakh per acre from organic drumstick farming in drought-prone Solapur
From 2014 to 2016, Appa Karamkar struggled to make profits from his sugarcane plants on three acres in the Angar village of Mohol taluka in Solapur, Maharashtra. Extremely low rainfall caused severe water stress and Appa’s sugarcane, a water-intensive crop, did not yield much returns. “I was growing sugarcane and due to the rainfall problem, I removed them and decided to plant Moringa oleifera,” Appa tells 30Stades. Moringa plant yields drumstic…
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