Balram Patidar, a farmer
from Madhya Pradesh, transformed his life through
modern farming techniques, earning Rs. 50 lakh
annually.
For decades, Balram followed
traditional farming practices, growing staple crops.
He sought change for a more prosperous
future.
In 2004, Balram decided to
experiment with hybrid crops and introduced
techniques like drip irrigation and
mulching.
Balram saw
success with capsicum, but a viral attack destroyed
much of his crop, testing his
resilience.
Undeterred, Balram shifted
to fruit farming, cultivating guava, sweet lime,
oranges, strawberries, and hybrid varieties like
Pink Taiwan guava.
Balram built connections
with markets in major cities, ensuring profitable
sales without depending on external financial
help.
Balram
shares his knowledge with farmers across India,
helping them adopt modern techniques and improve
their livelihoods.
Balram encourages farmers
to diversify crops and invest in hybrid varieties
for long-term, sustainable income and reduced
risk.