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Kerala · Kerala

Sun-dried vegetables and Shatavari

Dear Reader, When my husband visited his village during winter vacations as a child, he would see cauliflower, brinjal, fenugreek, and other seasonal vegetables being sun-dried in the courtyard. It was common to dry the veggies when the farms produced a surplus. It prevented wastage and made winter vegetables available during summer and rainy seasons. (Yes! Back then, there were no polyhouses and vegetables were seasonal!) These dried veggies we…Read Article

Farming · Bahraich

This farmer earns Rs 12 lakh per acre with Shatavari farming; exports to Spain, Japan

After completing his graduation, Nimesh Verma wanted to continue his family occupation of farming in Mihinpurwa, Bahraich district of Uttar Pradesh. His family grew wheat, paddy, and seasonal vegetables. However, Nimesh wanted to try newer crops that were more profitable and required lower maintenance. “In 2012, I learned about shatavari (also satavar). This medicinal plant, with the botanical name of Asparagus racemosus, is in high demand by ph…Read Article

Education · Solapur

Drumstick Teacher and Biker Seed Saver

Dear Reader, If I had to list three things I value the most in life, they would be knowledge, education, and passion for a goal. While the first two are obviously needed for even modest success, passion differentiates mediocrity from excellence. Appa Karamkar, a farmer and teacher in Maharashtra’s drought-prone Solapur district, combines all three values. His knowledge and education guided him away from sugarcane farming after two successive yea…Read Article

Vazhakulam: The pineapple capital of India

About an hour's drive from Kochi, Vazhakulam is the hub of pineapple farming and trade in Kerala. Vazhakulam pineapples are known for their sweetness, flavour, and aroma, leading to strong domestic and international demand. Around 80 percent of Kerala's total pineapple yield is dispatched across India and exported overseas. The annual turnover from pineapple sales in this small town is estimated at around Rs 250 crore. Vazhakulam, where around…Trade · Vazhakulam Read Article

With Rs 150 and a bike, this farmer saved 300 native vegetable seeds; sells across India

Salai Arun lost his mother when he was a child. He grew up at his grandparents’ house in Trichy, Tamil Nadu. They cultivated paddy, millet, and vegetables, but kept Arun away from the farm as they wanted him to focus on his studies. However, Arun loved farming and looked for ways to learn more. “In 2012, I attended a five-day training programme by agricultural scientist late G. Nammalvar. At that time, I learnt that the key to organic farming …Tamil Nadu · Tamil Nadu Read Article

Engineer takes traditional Santali clothing from Odisha to the world; clocks Rs3 lakh monthly

By the time Dhyanchand Soren completed his mechanical engineering in 2021, COVID-19 had affected the job market. Jobs were few, and seekers were many. Instead of wasting his time looking for employment, Dhyanchand, who belongs to the Santali tribal community, decided to become an entrepreneur. Santals (also Santhals) are the third-largest tribal community in India, with a population of nearly 6.5 million. President Droupadi Murmu belongs to the …Odisha, Odisha · Odisha Read Article

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…Mohol · Mohol Read Article

Exotic Fruits and Exotic Mushrooms

Dear Reader, Have you ever considered starting a business but stepped back due to risks? Many of my friends and acquaintances have spent years planning to quit their jobs but never took the risk. I feel that instead of postponing taking the plunge, one should test the waters by making small investments, analysing the returns, and then making a decision. Some of the entrepreneurs I know have done just that – starting small, minimising risks and e…Bhopal · Bhopal Read Article

Battisi Baoli: The 540-year-old stepwell where water level is mysteriously constant throughout the year

Located on the northwestern outskirts of the historic town of Chanderi in Madhya Pradesh, Battisi Baori (also baoli) is the largest stepwell in the region. The baoli’s remarkable architecture reflects the advancement of medieval water conservation systems, as the stepwell is full of water throughout the year even now. The baori is near the heritage village of Pranpur, known for its rich handloom weaving tradition, particularly the Chanderi sar…Delhi, India · Delhi Read Article

Inside the World of Japan’s Obsessively Perfect Luxury Fruit

Would you pay $89 for a single strawberry? What about $120 for a melon? A Japanese startup thinks you might and it's betting on a growing appetite for ultra-premium fruit far beyond Japan's borders. Meet Ikigai Fruits, a new online retailer bringing meticulously grown produce from small farms across…Startups · Irinjalakuda See the Story

Grass brooms empower tribal women in Odisha; venture clocks Rs 45 lakh annual turnover

Jaya Kumari Saraka’s hands deftly move around kandis drawn from long blades of a special variety of hill grass found in the forests of Rayagada district in Odisha. She arranges them into a clump and puts the rear end into a plastic pipe, turning it into a hill broom. She makes about 100 brooms of different varieties at the multi-purpose processing unit in Bissamkatak block headquarters. They are sold under the ‘Pallishree’ brand name and provide…Odisha, Odisha · Odisha Read Article

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Sun-dried vegetables and Shatavari

This farmer earns Rs 12 lakh per acre with Shatavari farming; exports to Spain, Japan

Drumstick Teacher and Biker Seed Saver

Vazhakulam: The pineapple capital of India

With Rs 150 and a bike, this farmer saved 300 native vegetable seeds; sells across India

Engineer takes traditional Santali clothing from Odisha to the world; clocks Rs3 lakh monthly

Maharashtra teacher clocks Rs 8 lakh per acre from organic drumstick farming in drought-prone Solapur

Exotic Fruits and Exotic Mushrooms

Battisi Baoli: The 540-year-old stepwell where water level is mysteriously constant throughout the year

Inside the World of Japan’s Obsessively Perfect Luxury Fruit

Grass brooms empower tribal women in Odisha; venture clocks Rs 45 lakh annual turnover

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Vazhakulam: The pineapple capital of India

With Rs 150 and a bike, this farmer saved 300 native vegetable seeds; sells across India

Engineer takes traditional Santali clothing from Odisha to the world; clocks Rs3 lakh monthly

Maharashtra teacher clocks Rs 8 lakh per acre from organic drumstick farming in drought-prone Solapur

Exotic Fruits and Exotic Mushrooms

Battisi Baoli: The 540-year-old stepwell where water level is mysteriously constant throughout the year

Inside the World of Japan’s Obsessively Perfect Luxury Fruit

Grass brooms empower tribal women in Odisha; venture clocks Rs 45 lakh annual turnover