Karnataka Farmer Earns Rs 45 Lakh From 4 Acre, High Altitude Grape Farming Success

A farmer from Babaleshwar in Vijayapura has found success by scientifically growing grapes in high-altitude area. The farmer recently shared his produce in Bengaluru and expressed hope for further growth in agriculture and horticulture in the region.

Farmer who built a life in agriculture

The saying 'those who trust Mother Earth will never fail' is truly real. A farmer from Kanamadi village in Bableshwar constituency of Vijayapura district in Karnataka has proved that you can earn a lot of money by farming scientifically on available land.

Grape revolution by a Vijayapura farmer

To succeed in farming, it's key to use modern methods and test your soil to know what it needs. Farmer Basheer Mulla from Vijayapura did just that, sparking a revolution by growing grapes in a high-altitude area.

Basheer Mulla expects an income of Rs 40-45 lakh this season.

Farmer who grew grapes

Large and Medium Industries Minister MB Patil has praised Basheer Mulla's achievement. M.B. Patil wrote about Basheer's farming revolution on his X account.

Basheer Mulla also gifted the grapes he grew to the minister.

What did MB Patil say?

"With the help of irrigation, even in high-altitude areas, the sparkle of grapes 4-acre crop, expecting an income of Rs. 40-45 lakh! They proudly shared that horticulture has become possible in this high-altitude area thanks to the provision of irrigation. My wishes for Basheer Mulla's agriculture and horticulture to develop even further," Patil wrote in his X post.

The minister shared this info, highlighting Basheer's remarkable success.

Irrigation facility for high-altitude areas

Farmer Basheer proudly said that irrigation made horticulture possible in the region. And as he took the grapes to Patil's Bengaluru home, the minister thanked him, saying: "A heartfelt thanks for his gesture. I wish him more success in his farming endeavors."