Swaraj Nayak

11/07/2025

Courtesy: Tech X

09/07/2025

🌿🌴Map of India just before British Colonialism 1764 ..🤔

24/02/2025

In the drought-prone Satara district, farmers struggled with irrigation and relied heavily on rainfall. Nearly two decades ago, many in Padali village were misled into aloe vera farming with false promises of high profits. When the businessman who encouraged them disappeared, farmers were left helpless, discarding their crops.
Unlike others, Hrushikesh Jayasing Dhane (44) saw potential in the abandoned plants and decided to grow them on his farm. Coming from a humble background, he faced financial struggles and worked odd jobs to support his family. Despite initial skepticism, he planted 4,000 aloe vera plants, hoping to use them for pest control.
Through exhibitions, he discovered the potential of aloe vera-based products. Initially, soaps and juices didn’t yield good profits, but his knowledge of horticulture led him to develop natural pesticides and plant growth promoters. In 2013, he commercialized these products, expanding his farm to two acres. Today, he produces 8,000 liters of aloe vera-based products annually, achieving a turnover of ₹3.5 crore with a 30% profit margin.
Despite opposition, Hrushikesh proved critics wrong. From living in a mud house to owning a two-storey home and a Fortuner, his journey showcases the power of perseverance and innovation in farming.
Courtesy: Inspiring Lives

20/02/2025

Bineesh Dominic, a 38-year-old farmer from Ambalavayal in Wayanad, Kerala, has demonstrated that substantial profits can be achieved through innovative farming techniques on limited land. By cultivating ginger in 1,500 grow bags over a 7-cent plot (approximately 0.07 acres), he harvested around 3,000 kilograms of ginger, earning him Rs 1 lakh in a single season.

Cultivation Method

Grow Bag Preparation: Bineesh used grow bags filled with a mixture of sand, cocopeat, and organic manure. Each bag

was planted with ginger seeds weighing approximately 60–70 grams, divided into two pits within the bag.

Maintenance: The grow bags were regularly watered, especially during the summer months, and organic fertilizers were applied as needed. This method allowed for better control over soil conditions and reduced the risk of soil-borne diseases.

Advantages of Grow Bag Cultivation

Cost Efficiency: This approach significantly reduced the use of fertilizers and eliminated the need for w**d removal, thereby lowering input costs.

Pest and Disease Management: In the event of a pest or disease outbreak, affected plants could be easily isolated by moving the grow bags, preventing the spread to healthy plants.

Increased Yield: Traditional soil-based ginger farming yields about 400 sacks per acre, whereas grow bag cultivation can yield up to 800 sacks per acre. Bineesh plans to expand this method to five acres, aiming for even higher productivity.

Bineesh’s success underscores the potential of innovative farming techniques to achieve high yields and profitability, even on small plots of land. His approach serves as an inspiring model for sustainable agriculture.
Courtesy: Agriculture gayan

19/02/2025

🌞 Fences That Generate Power? The Future is Here!

A German fence company is now building solar fences, turning boundaries into energy sources. This trend of using existing structures for renewable power is set to become standard in the coming years!

🔹 Next2Sun – Pioneering bifacial solar fences that generate power from both sides.
🔹 Hydro's 426m Solar Fence – Producing 85 MWh annually at an aluminum plant in Germany.
🔹 ZaunPV Plug-and-Play Solar Fences – Easy solar for gardens and homes.

The future of solar energy isn’t just rooftops—it’s fences, walls, and buildings!
Source: Unbox factory
Credits to the original owner.

Courtesy & Regards,
Dr. Adarsha Gowda
Chairperson/Dean/Head (Former)
Entrepreneurship, Startup & Consultancy
Dept of Food Science
Dept of Food Processing & Engineering.

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