15 lakhs annually from cow -based farming – annual income of 15 lakhs from cow -based farming

Ghanshyamabhai Patel states that his farm has a total of 27 Vigha land. In the monsoon they cultivate paddy and wheat in winter. In 8 Vigha area they do special horticulture, with fruits such as lemon, chiku, mango, coconut and coconut. There are currently more than 400 lemon plants in their farm, which gives them abundant production and income. Apart from lemon, other fruit trees are also rich, so that the production continues throughout the year. He has also built a net house, mainly raised.

Ghanshyamabhai says, “With the help of a horticulture account, a net house has been built. This net house has proven to be a good source of income, from where they have also opened a new way for employment. Ghanshyamabhai Patel is also the leader in natural farming. They have six large and three small gir cows, which are used for sale in addition to personal consumption of milk and ghee. They sell ghee at Rs 2700 per kg.

They prepare livestock and solid livelihoods using cow dung and urine, on which they cultivate fruitful cultivation without the use of any chemical fertilizer. Each of their cows costs Rs 90,000 to Rs 1,10,000. Ghanshyamabhai Patel is an inspiring personality. Ghanshyamabhai, who inspires the entire district, has made farming profitable by widespread use of natural resources. By adopting the help and guidance of the government, he has prepared his unique farming model. They encourage other farmers to adopt technology, natural farming and innovative methods, so that they can grow their income and make farming more empowered.