Bihar is now the main center of mushroom production. This proves that agriculture is beneficial to farmers due to cheaper prices and high profit. Especially Bihar women are now participating in this area and gaining self -sufficiency. With mushroom production, beekeeping is becoming a good income source for women. We will talk about two such women, and they not only directed themselves with their hard work and enthusiasm, but also to provide employment to others.
Yasoda Devi’s inspirational story
Yasoda Devi is a common housewife from Tilakari village of Tatia Bumper Black from Mungar district. But he dreamed of doing something else. In 2010, he started cultivating mushrooms for just 500 rupees. The beginning was small, but their refreshing was great. Yasoda created a “Tilakari Food Safety Group” under the ‘Atma’ program and started training for other women.
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Today he is doing organic agriculture, beekeeping and modern technological farming. His work became self -independence, but also many women in the village became self -indulgent. Yasoda Devi is an example of women’s power today.
Bandana Kumari gets new identity
Another rebellious example is Bankna Kumari, who believes in solving the problems of farming themselves. When she reached her after the wedding, she had to face the issue of stone land and irrigation. One day he saw the rats wasted. He picked up a unique jugat – a way to make paddy fast by placing a fan in the motor.
Ready with paddy technology
With this technique, where it takes the first day, the paddy is now ready for a few hours. When he showed it at the agricultural exhibition, he praised him by Mahindra company officials, and in 2012, he honted him with a cash prize of Rs. This honor added him deep into agriculture. Now he is cultivating 50 pixas and doing new tests.
