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Two Maharashtra friends from Army start organic moringa farming; sell powder at Rs 800 per kg
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Two Maharashtra friends from Army start organic moringa farming; sell powder at Rs 800 per kg
When Subedar Deepak Khedekar and Subedar Santosh Narwade took voluntary retirement from the Indian Army in February 2024, they weren't looking for another job. Instead, the friends-turned-Army colleagues returned to their villages in the Buldhana district of Maharashtra with a mission to build a profitable farming enterprise while encouraging other farmers to adopt sustainable agriculture. Within a year, the duo transformed just 1.5 acres of the…
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