Grown Brinjal by spending 30 thousand, earned 4 lakh rupees, know the successful formula of this farmer better planning and management of farming is giving good profits to the farmers and an example of this is Niranjan Sarkunde, a small farmer from Nanded district of Maharashtra.
Niranjan Sarkunde, a farmer living in Jambhala village of Hadgaon taluka, cultivated brinjal in only one and a half bights of land and earned up to Rs 4 lakh including input costs. He grew brinjal for three years.
Niranjan Sarkunde has 5 acres of land, and he was growing traditional crops in his field, but he was not getting desire in income. After this, he cultivated Brinjal in his one-and-a-half bight field. Niranjan started the cultivation of vegetables along with the traditional farming. He planted brinjal in 2 by 2 beds and did proper water planning by using drip to save water due to scarcity of water. After this, brinjal was harvested in 2 months. Niranjan Sarkunde got a net profit of about 3 lakhs from brinjal production in this one and a half bigha land. The special thing is that he only spent 30 thousand.
Seeing the benefits of Niranjan's farming, the farmers of the nearby villages are also turning towards it.
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