Farming

At 75, Joseph Karackadu grows 20+ dragon fruit varieties on 65 cents of land in Kerala. Earning Rs 1 lakh/month, he supplies farmers across India with exotic plants.

Turn old clay pots into mushroom gardens with this simple, no-fuss method by Rajasthan’s Dr Bairwa. All you need is straw, spawn, and a little patience.

From rainbow corn to healing garlic, Anil Gavali of Pandharpur, is growing native crops without chemicals or GMOs. Read about his journey.

Beekeeping is an affordable, low-effort way to earn income, support biodiversity, and get pure honey at home. Here’s a simple guide to start with Rs 5,000 and minimal time.

A mushroom that thrives only in specific conditions like forest fires and snowfall, the Gucchi is as rare as delicious, often commanding prices that soar up to Rs 40,000 per kilogram.

Jithu Thomas and his mother Leena transformed a corner-of-the-house hobby into a thriving 5,000 sq ft mushroom farm near Ernakulam.

Developed over 15 years by a farmer near Kota, this Alphonso-like mango fruits three times a year, grows in pots, and is drawing global attention.

Aprajita Bansal runs Phal Phool, a startup that sells apples and other products grown on her family orchard in Banon, Himachal Pradesh.

Silt and rock choke the rivers of Pachegaon, preventing farmers from irrigating their fields. Your donation could help them.

Beekeeping is no longer just for farmers — it’s catching on in cities, balconies, and backyard gardens too. Wondering what tools you’ll need to get started? We’ve broken it down for you.