In pension, when people dream of spending a comfortable life with their pension, a person engaged in spending his time by farming in Kerala. But his entertainment attracted many, and gave him a chance to earn millions every year. Former Kerala banker Joseph KS has now turned it into a useful garden by growing a dragon fruit on the barren and rocky floor. In addition, Joseph has successfully earns up to Rs 50 lakh from the dragon fruit cultivation every year. You will be surprised to learn that Joseph used rubber plants on this land.
Rubber Cultivated Tests
Joseph, who lives in Runni, Kerala, will cultivate rubber until 2016. He had no benefit from this, but he came for a big loss. In the same year he made a big decision to cultivate the dragon fruit instead of rubber. There were many types of challenges with the verdict, but Joseph was stubborn in his decision. According to the website 30 stats, there were many rubber trees in Joseph. Water consumption with these trees was very high. Also, there is no benefit. He wanted to grow a crop on his land, which would benefit him well. At the same time, he took care of the dragon fruit cultivation.
Dragon told people about fruit
Joseph wanted to invest something in his field and was involved in planning about it. At the same time, he knew about the dragon fruit, and he wanted to experiment with it, and he started with just 200 rapping. At that time, he collected every information about the plant. Joseph knew what kind of soil it would require and how much pesticides and yields would be obtained, and he collected information about it.
According to Joseph, when he started its cultivation, the people of his area did not know much about the dragon fruit. People will ask them what this fruit is and what it looks like. In such a situation, its marketing was very challenging in the early days. Before selling fruit, he began to learn about people about it.
Gulf countries also export
Today, Joseph’s field has spread over 10 acres. Today, his field has over 5000 concrete pillars or dragon fruits. Each pole supports one to four plants, which means that a total of 20 thousand plants are planted in the field. Joseph Malaysians cultivate dragon fruit. He gets up at 6 am and reaches the farm. Dragon fruits in Joseph’s field are exported not only to reach the local market of Kerala but also to the Gulf countries. Joseph uses only organic fertilizer and neem cake for its cultivation.
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