The spiky cactus fruit giving Indian farmers a cash boost4 hours agoShareSavePriti GuptaTechnology Reporter, MumbaiShareSaveGetty ImagesIndian farmers are switching to more profitable dragon fruit"It was a do-or-die decision," says Arun Srinivas.In 2020 he abandoned his career in finance, sold all his shares and gold and invested the money in the family farm, in the southern Indian state of Karnataka."I wanted to do something on our land that would benefit me both mentally and financially," he e...
The spiky cactus fruit giving Indian farmers a cash boost
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