Dragon fruit farming is booming across India. From soil-less techniques to making your own fertiliser, these farmers share tips that helped them earn up to Rs 2 crore annually. Here's how you can start your journey.
Keya Salot quit law to grow blueberries and raspberries in India using a low-cost tunnel innovation that makes exotic fruits affordable and accessible.
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