ALOE VERA FARMING 3K TO 3CR

 ALOE VERA FARMING 3K TO 3CR


Aloe Vera is found to grow in hot humid and high rainfall conditions. It is grown in all kind of soils but well-drained soil with the high organic matter is most suitable. ... Therefore, well-drained high land should be selected for its cultivation. A rainfall ranging from 1000 – 1200 mm is ideal for Aloe Vera cultivation.

 


How this aloe vera farmer became a crorepati

He quit his job and started cultivating aloe vera
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He quit his job and started cultivating aloe vera
Harish Dhandev had a government job. But he was not satisfied.

Once, he visited an agri expo in Delhi and that proved a turning point in his life.

He quit his job and started cultivating aloe vera and other crops on his 120-acre farmland.
'Naturelo Agro'
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'Naturelo Agro'
Dhandev has also opened his own company 'Naturelo Agro' at Dhaisar, 45 kilometres from Jaisalmer.

Aloe vera grown in Thar Desert is being supplied in huge quantity to Patanjali Food Products Limited for making aloe vera juice
Patanjali changed the game
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Patanjali changed the game
The quality of aloe vera grown in desert area is so good that there is a heavy demand for it in national and international markets.

Experts at Patanjali found the quality of aloe vera so good that they immediately placed orders for its leaves. Dhandev's risk has paid off.
Risk has paid off
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Risk has paid off
Generally, in desert, bajra, wheat, moong, mustard etc are grown, but he thought of growing something new.

He grew 'babie densis' variety of aloe vera on his 120-acre field.

This variety is so good that it is in high demand in Brazil, Hong Kong and America too.
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Eighty thousand to seven lakh saplings
Initially, he had planted around 80,000 saplings of aloe vera, which now he has increased to seven lakh.

He said that in last four months, he has sent 125-150 tonnes of processed aloe vera pulp to Patanjali factories in Haridwar.

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