US EditionEx-Engineer-Turned-Farmer Grows Apples & Exotic Jamuns in Maharashtra’s 44-Degree Heat
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Ex-Engineer-Turned-Farmer Grows Apples & Exotic Jamuns in Maharashtra’s 44-Degree Heat
When you hear the word apples, do you instantly wander to Kinnaur’s picturesque apple orchards in the cool climate of Himachal Pradesh, picturing farmers carefully plucking crispy and juicy fruits into baskets on their backs? Remarkably, those very apples are now thriving in Maharashtra’s warm climate. Growing apples in Maharashtra might seem like a paradox but Vikrant Kale is changing that narrative by successfully cultivating apples in his vil…
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